While you are busy announcing your plans they are busy executing them. While you are seeking validation on social media they are seeking mastery in private. While you are arguing with people who doubted them they are proving those same people wrong with results. While you are distracted by noise they are focused on progress. Silent builders do not need an audience to stay motivated. They do not need likes to keep going. They do not need applause to show up. Their discipline is fueled by vision not validation. Are you building or just talking about building? Be honest 👇

The Headquarters Nigerian Army Ordnance Corps has declared one of its personnel, Private Mohammed Yusuf Amutu, wanted over “his alleged involvement in the illegal sale and supply of military uniforms to terrorists and other criminal elements.”

The Corps disclosed this in a statement released on Thursday, July 23 and signed by the Assistant Director of Army Public Relations, Headquarters Nigerian Army Ordnance Corps, Maj. Oluwatope Aluko.

According to the statement, preliminary investigations indicate that the soldier, who was serving at the Nigerian Army Ordnance Kits Factory, absconded from his unit on 3 June 2026.

‘’Consequently, he has been declared wanted by the appropriate military authorities, while intensive efforts are underway to locate and apprehend him to face a full investigation and appropriate disciplinary action in accordance with extant military laws.

The Nigerian Army Ordnance Corps wishes to state unequivocally that it has zero tolerance for misconduct, indiscipline, or any act capable of compromising the operational effectiveness, integrity and reputation of the Nigerian Army or threatening national security. Any personnel found to have aided terrorists, criminals or other non-state actors through the unauthorized sale, diversion or distribution of military uniforms, accoutrements or other controlled items will be subjected to the full weight of military and civil laws.’’

The Corps appealed to members of the public to support ongoing efforts by providing credible information that could lead to the arrest of the wanted soldier.

‘’Such information should be reported immediately to the nearest military formation or any security agency.

The Headquarters Nigerian Army Ordnance Corps reassures Nigerians of its unwavering commitment to accountability, professionalism and the protection of military assets. The Corps will continue to strengthen internal control measures and ensure that every allegation of misconduct is thoroughly investigated while those found culpable are held fully accountable.’’

Here are 10 successful mindsets to have today💡

1. Progress > Perfection

Done is better than perfect. Take the first small step instead of waiting for the "right" moment.

2. Ownership Mindset

Stop asking "why is this happening to me?" Start asking "what can I do about it?" You control your response.

3. Long-Term Thinking

Ask: "Will this matter in 1 year?" Skip short-term comforts that **** long-term goals.

4. Curiosity Over Ego

Successful people say "I don't know, teach me." Be willing to learn from anyone — even people younger than you.

5. Solution-Oriented

For every problem, find 2 possible solutions. Complainers get stuck. Builders move.

6. Abundance, Not Scarcity

There's enough success, money, and opportunity to go around. Jealousy blocks you. Collaboration grows you.

7. Discipline > Motivation

Motivation fades by 3pm. Systems and habits keep you going on days you don’t feel like it.

8. Failure = Data

Every "no" and mistake is feedback, not identity. Successful people fail faster and adjust quicker.

9. Energy Management

Protect your sleep, food, and peace. You can’t think clearly or create when you’re burned out.

10. Gratitude + Action

Be grateful for what you have, but don’t get comfortable. Appreciate today while building for tomorrow.

Quick combo for today:

Pick 1 hard thing + do it with discipline + learn something from it + be grateful after.

Which 2 of these do you most need today? We can turn them into actual actions so they don’t just stay as ideas 🤍🪖📌

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Police have named a 16-year-old boy who d!ed after getting into difficulty in a lake in Lincoln, United Kingdom.

Iretomiwa Abiodun Micheal, also known as Tomiwa, was rescued from Swanholme Lakes on 9 July, 2026 and d!ed later in hospital, Lincolnshire Police said in a statement on Friday, July 17.

Lincolnshire Police received a call at around 5:48pm reporting a concern for safety at the popular lake location.

Emergency services, including Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue and the East Midlands Ambulance Service, attended the scene to rescue the boy.

Despite initial signs of response to treatment at the location, he sadly passed away at the hospital at 8:50pm with his parents by his side.

Police have announced that a file will be passed to the coroner for further investigation into the circumstances surrounding the drowning.

In the statement issued by Lincolnshire Police, Tomiwa’s parents, Abiodun and Tope Micheal, described him as a “vibrant, energetic and unforgettable young man whose presence illuminated every space he entered”.

“His laughter, warmth and joyful spirit touched countless lives,” they added.

Tomiwa was the eldest of four brothers and was described as a “protector” and “constant source of encouragement”.

“His younger brothers adored him and he cared for them with tenderness, always making them smile and supporting them in every way,” his parents said.

The parents said Tomiwa, who played for Greenbank FC and Lincoln City FC, was a “social butterfly” who always made friends.

“He consistently sought the good of others and uplifted those around him,” they said.

“His home was filled with laughter because of his unique spirit, infectious joy and generous heart.”

Tomiwa was also an active member of the church youth ministry.

“Tomiwa leaves behind a legacy of love, faith, discipline, joy and compassion. Though his life was short, it was profoundly impactful,” his parents said.

“He leaves a lasting example for his brothers, comfort for his parents and cherished memories for everyone who knew him.

“Tomiwa will forever remain in our heart.”

Wake up, work hard, stay humble, and trust that every sacrifice today is building the life you want tomorrow.

You may not see results today, but every effort counts. Keep planting seeds with your hard work. When the time is right, your harvest will surprise everyone—even you.

Hard work whispers today and roars tomorrow.

Your future is built by what you do now, not later.

Your dreams deserve your discipline.

One day, your story will inspire someone else

Nobody is coming to save you financially. No government, no lottery, no miracle alert is going to fix your money problems. The only person who can change your financial situation is YOU. Start learning about money. Start saving even when the amount feels embarrassing. Start investing even when you don't fully understand it yet. Start building even when nobody is watching. Financial freedom is not for the lucky it is for the disciplined. Drop a 💰 if you are serious about changing your financial story this year.

#Discipline #SuccessMindset

Senator Ned Nwoko has celebrated his and Regina Daniel’s sons, Moon and Khalifa, as they marked their 6th and 4th birthdays.

Sharing photos from their birthday celebration, the politician expressed gratitude to God for His faithfulness and prayed for the boys to continue growing in wisdom, discipline, compassion, and the fear of God.

He also wished them lives filled with endless possibilities and remarkable achievements.

“Happy Birthday, my dear boys. May God continue to bless and keep you always,” he wrote.

A Nigerian lady has sparked debate online after expressing her frustration with what she described as poor parenting disguised as "gentle parenting."

In a video, she argued that many parents excuse bad behaviour instead of correcting their children, leaving others to deal with the consequences in public.

According to her, children who are old enough to understand instructions should be taught to sit still, greet elders, respect boundaries and obey simple corrections.

She went on to describe such children as “untrained” and said parents should stop bringing them to social gatherings if they cannot control their behaviour.

Sharing a personal experience, she recalled being at a salon when another customer's child repeatedly touched her phone while the mother allegedly did nothing to stop the behaviour.

The lady also praised her two-year-old neighbour, saying the child already greets adults respectfully and even kneels to greet, which she believes shows that good manners can be taught from an early age.

The Ondo State Government has ordered the West African Senior School Certificate Examination, WASSCE to withhold the results and testimonials of 17 students in the state for their involvement in the disorderly conduct during the completion of their final examination.

In a statement released, the state state ministry of Education said viral videos shared on different platforms showed students from three prominent schools in the state capital engaging in what the government described as “indisciplined behaviour.”

The affected students were captured tearing their school uniforms and chanting strange slogans upon completing their final examination paper, with the actions described as a violation of the core values of the state’s educational system.

The culprits have been identified as students of Oyemekun Grammar School, Aquinas Secondary School, and CAC Grammar School, all located in Akure, the Ondo State capital.

The Ministry said the names of the identified 17 students would be entered into the “black book” of their respective schools as part of the disciplinary measures.