Emilio Lejit

People mocked my village accent and laughed at me when I just started acting. They said I wasn’t good enough for Nollywood. Some told me, "You must change how you talk if you want to make it." It hurt me so much. I wanted to give up so many times. My heart was heavy. But my mom told me not to stop. She said my voice was special. She said my accent is part of who I am and I should carry it with pride.

So I listened. I kept going. I stopped trying to change myself. I started using my accent in my acting. And now, that same voice they laughed at is the reason people love me today. I get roles because of it. My fans feel close to me because I talk like them.

That pain became my blessing. That shame turned into my strength. So please, don’t hide who you are. Don’t kill your light because others don’t understand it. What makes you different is what makes you beautiful.

~~ Chinenye Nnebe

Input amen if you belief.

ONE OF NIGERIA'S BEST PRESIDENT:

He was a Muslim (Nigerins loved him)

He was Hausa (Nigerins loved him)

When he was sick (Nigerins all prayed for him)

He did not perform magic, he took little steps in the right direction that endeared him to us

There was global recession in 2007-2009, one man came, saved us from the crisis

Saved Billions of Dollars for Nigeria, increased salaries, reduce pump price

I don’t know how he did it when he was sick, and he didn’t blame anyone

His name is, Umaru Musa Yar’adua