Ilé Ọba Tó Jọ
The king's palace that got burnt, Demands beauty in reform. Life is full of various stunts. Look away, don't mind the storm. A seed rots before it fruits. A renovated building gets destroyed before it's newly rebuilt. The hurdle will be void if trivial things are avoided. A sluggish move, when loaded with burden, slows down your journey; a fast journey requires less baggage. But a far voyage calls for a heavy package. Greatest heights are not achieved suddenly; they need consistent effort, not average. You are that new mansion, calling attention, take bold steps with no tension, fulfill His visions.
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