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Osun: Anatomy of victory, By Wole Olaoye
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Osun: Anatomy of victory, By Wole Olaoye

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Wole Olaoye writes about e-jackasses who are on the prowl.

Water can run uphill if there’s adequate propulsion; let no one see impossibility where potentialities are hiding in plain sight. Yes, a rose by any other name will still smell as sweet, but we all know that its timeless symmetry, vibrant colours, and cultural symbolism are contributory factors that make it the flower of choice. […]

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