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WOMEN SHOULD LEARN TO APPRECIATE THEIR RESPONSIBLE HUSBANDS Mrs Cynthia Okpara went to her husband's office to report hi...
12/08/2026

WOMEN SHOULD LEARN TO APPRECIATE THEIR RESPONSIBLE HUSBANDS

Mrs Cynthia Okpara went to her husband's office to report him to his boss. She told her husband's boss how her husband Mr Odogwu Okpara usually squander his N60,000 salary and only gave her N30,000 for upkeep.

After her narration, the boss told her to come back on the last day of the month.

On the said day, she arrived as planned. The boss called Mr Odogwu and they all sat down in the boss' office.

The boss started,' Mr. Odogwu, your wife reported to me some days ago that you squander your salary outside and only give the family N30,000 for upkeep. So right now, I'm going to personally hand over your salaries to her from today henceforth.'

'How much is your transportation to work daily?', the boss asked.
'N900 sir', Mr. Odogwu replied.
The boss handed over N19,800 to Mr. Odogwu. 'That should take you for 22 days'.

'Do you take breakfast at home?', the boss continued.
'No sir, I leave home very early to beat traffic jam'.
'How much do you spend on breakfast and lunch daily?'
'N500 sir',replied Mr. Odogwu.
The boss handed over N11,000 to Mr. Odogwu.

'Who pays the children's school fees', the boss asked facing Mrs. Okpara.
'He does', she replied pointing at Mr. Odogwu.
'How much is the school fees and how many kids have you?'
'N30,000 per term for the two kids we have?'
'In other words, you save N10,000 monthly for each term's school fees right?'
'Yes sir', replied Mr. Odogwu.
Once again, the boss handed N10,000 to him.

'Who pays the rent and how much is it?'
'I do sir. The rent is N36,000 per annum.' Mr. Odogwu replied.
'That's N3,000 monthly right?', the boss added as he handed over N3,000 to Mr. Odogwu

'I don't want to ask about clothings, electricity bills, etc as I know both of you might be handling that', the boss said as he handed over N16,200 to Mrs. Okpara
'What's this for sir', Mrs. Okpara asked surprised.
'Money for upkeep', the boss replied her.
'But it wouldn't take us anywhere', she exclaimed.
'So why don't you appreciate the N30,000 your husband sacrifices for you monthly?', the boss asked.
The woman hugged her husband tightly and the rest is history.

*Moral:*

Mrs Okpara and a lot of women reading this don't know what their husbands sacrifice to put food on the table. Most times, they go hungry. Sometimes, they swallow their pride and engage in menial and debasing jobs just so their families can eat. A lot of times, they can't even buy good clothes to wear rather they sacrifice so that their wives and kids can get one.

A man might not tell you what he goes through to get you the cash he gives to you as telling you might make you start underrating his person but to tell you the truth, men go through a lot and need to be appreciated....

Shaykh Muslihudeen Kalejaye truly cares.

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DON’T WASTE YOUR STONES ON BARKING DOGSBy Shaykh Muslihudeen A. KalejayeIf you throw a stone at every dog that barks at ...
10/08/2026

DON’T WASTE YOUR STONES ON BARKING DOGS
By Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye

If you throw a stone at every dog that barks at you, you will run out of stones. But the dog will never run out of bark.
That’s life. If you reply every person that throws negative remarks at you, you’ll have no time left for your own success. Because bringing people down is their nature.

You start a business,“Scam.” You get married, “He’s using her money.”
You buy a car, “Loan.” You fail once, “I told you so"
You win 10 times, …silence...

Some people are like that. They feel pain when you make progress and joy when you’re stuck. They will never clap for you, but they’ll be the first to shout if you fall.
A Yoruba proverb says, “Aja to n gbo pupo ju, ki i je eran" — The dog that barks too much never catches the meat.

The wise men already told us what to do.

Imam Al-Shafi’i said: “Turn away from the ignorant, for there is benefit in that. Don’t answer him, or you’ll become like him."
Imam Al-Ghazali said: “The cure for envy is to busy yourself with your own affairs."

According to an Hausa proverb, “If you’re busy chasing dogs, you’ll never get home.” The social media platform nowadays is full of different kinds of people with different characters. Some very cultured people are here and so are others who enjoy making meaningless noises. It’s up to you the kind of people who truly deserve your attention. It’s not compulsory that you must put mouth in every current issues. Nor must you give your attention to someone who is just seeking a cheap popularity.

We also have some “oversabi” people out there. They just want to prove that nobody can match their intellectual capacity. You will do well to avoid them and move on with your life if you truly know what you are doing. Always spend your time on productive activities. Don’t waste it on meaningless things if you truly want to go far in life.

And Allah taught us better:

“And when they hear ill speech, they turn away and say: For us are our deeds, and for you are your deeds. Peace be upon you" (Quran 28:55)
“And whoever relies upon Allah - then He is sufficient for him" (Quran 65:3)
“And repel evil with that which is better" (Quran 41:34)

Put your trust in Allah. He sees, He knows, and He will deliver you.

Don’t throw stones— Not every comment deserves a reply. Silence is also an answer. Don’t stop walking-The caravan moves on even while dogs bark. Don’t forget Who’s watching, "And sufficient is your Lord as a Guardian”(Quran 17:65)

If NEPA, fuel price and life itself couldn’t stop you, don’t let "Mr. I-don’t-like-you" stop you.
Water your own grass. The dog will get tired when you constantly ignores it. You will not get tired of winning instead as long as you don’t lose focus. Nor continuously pay attention to inconsequential matters.

May Allah protect us from the evil of the envier when he envies (Quran 113:5).Ameen.

Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye truly cares

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PROTECT YOUR MARRIAGE FROM THE DEVIL By Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye A man married his heartthrob. After almost 10 yea...
07/08/2026

PROTECT YOUR MARRIAGE FROM THE DEVIL
By Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye

A man married his heartthrob. After almost 10 years in the marriage the wife became an Oil tycoon. She runs a thriving business that takes her to almost every part of the world. The husband, still scraping by.
The woman loved her hubby. He drives her everywhere and she seeks out his opinion on almost all matters. Jolly fellows. The husband has 5 out of the 9 cars on the fleet. With the least being a 2020 Prado jeep. Big boy. His wife takes care of him.

Okay, the meat of the story!! The man was with his friends at a regular hangout and the conversation that ensued is both hilarious and a huge lesson:

Friend: "You! I am sorry for you. Your wife has used your destiny. She's so rich whilst you're merely scraping by. Doing fake big boy. We all know your wife is the source of all your bigboyism. You better think twice. Sn**ch your destiny away from her before she will finish you !

Husband: "Thanks for the advice. You see, let me tell you something you don't know o. I am 45 years old now and my marriage is just 10years old and for 35 years as a bachelor, I didn't know how to use my destiny. I was suffering, no clothes, no car, couldn't afford a good accommodation. Even to eat na wahala! Now I got married 10 years ago to my wife and she knows how to use my destiny. Now I drive the latest cars and travel with her to any part of the world that even you my friends whose destinies are not been used haven't been to before.

If her usage of my destiny has given me joy, rest/ peace of mind and great comfort like this, then I am going home right now to inform my wife to continue using my destiny o. Infact! She must make sure she finish the destiny. It must not remain o..

Morals:
Never allow friends nor family members break your home. It's your life, live it the way that best suits your purpose. Don't form the habit of discussing your core family issues with every Dick and Harry that come your way. Doing so will not be in your best interest. May God continue to be your pillar of support and a Guide in all that you do.

Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye truly cares.

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NOT EVERYBODY DESERVES TO KNOW YOUR CHALLENGES By:Shaykh Muslihudeen A. KalejayeIn today's social media-obsessed world, ...
04/08/2026

NOT EVERYBODY DESERVES TO KNOW YOUR CHALLENGES
By:Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye

In today's social media-obsessed world, it's easy to get caught up in sharing every detail of our lives with others. However, when it comes to our personal challenges, it's essential to exercise discretion. Not everybody deserves to know your struggles, and sharing them with the wrong people can lead to unnecessary stress, judgment and even harm.

Oversharing can make you vulnerable to criticism, gossip and exploitation. Some people might use your weaknesses against you or offer unsolicited advice. Moreover, sharing your challenges with others can create unrealistic expectations and pressure to constantly update them on your progress. This can lead to feelings of anxiety, guilt and shame.

It's crucial to surround yourself with people who genuinely care about your well-being and can offer constructive support. Share your challenges with trusted friends, family or a therapist who can provide confidential guidance. Be cautious of those who might use your vulnerability for their own gain or entertainment. Some people are not genuinely interested in your problems, they are only interested in making fun of you once they know your problems.

Remember, your challenges are yours alone, and you have the right to privacy. Prioritize self-care, focus on solutions and celebrate your successes. Set boundaries with others to protect your emotional well-being. By being mindful of who you share your challenges with, you'll conserve emotional energy, maintain healthy relationships and navigate difficulties with greater resilience.

May you continue to receive divine guidance in your life when it really matters most.

Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye truly cares.

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APPRECIATING A WOMAN’S ROLE IN THE HOUSEBy Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye A husband served his wife divorce papers on a ...
02/08/2026

APPRECIATING A WOMAN’S ROLE IN THE HOUSE
By Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye

A husband served his wife divorce papers on a Sunday because he was tired of the untidy house. She left immediately with a few belongings, switched off her phone, and left him with their four children aged 2, 4, 7, and 8.

For four days he tried to manage everything alone. He cooked and burnt the food, bathed and dressed the kids late, got to work and school behind schedule, missed assignments, and couldn’t pick the kids up on time. The house, laundry, and homework all piled up.

On Tuesday he broke down. He saw at his sister’s house that she had a house help and a home teacher. He realized the huge work his wife had been doing daily while also resuming work by 8:00 AM. The role reversal opened his eyes to the yeoman’s work the wife has been doing in the house which he has failed to appreciate in the past.

He called his in-laws, told them the divorce was a “prank,” and begged for his wife to return. O ya fi ogbon se. After family intervention, she came back. He apologized, hired a home lesson teacher to ease her stress, and his love and respect for her grew from zero to a trillion percent.

In just four days he experienced what she had been doing for years. He came to realise that a home without a responsible and dutiful wife will be very chaotic and energy sapping. To avoid unnecessary wahala you just have to learn to overlook many things in the house. To jaw-jaw after all is better than to war-war. A word is enough for the wise.

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10 LESSONS FROM THE STORY

For Men
1. Don’t destroy your home over small things
Untidiness can be fixed with conversation and systems. Divorce should never be the first reaction.

2. Appreciate the invisible labour.
Cooking, cleaning, school runs, assignments, and emotional management. You only see the weight when it stops.

3. Lead by serving, not just by commanding
Try doing the work for a week before criticizing. _"The master of the people is the one who serves them."_

4. Never use divorce as a threat or “prank”
Words break trust. You might end up breaking the family you’re trying to test.

5. Provide solutions, not just complaints
Hiring help and a lesson teacher reduced her stress. That support should have come earlier.

For Women
6. Don’t exit in silence when children are involved
Leaving and going off-grid leaves kids stranded. Communicate, even in anger, for the sake of the children’s safety.

7. Know that your work is valuable
The house collapsed in 4 days without her. What you do daily is the engine of the home.

8. Ask for help before you burn out
House help, lesson teacher, family support. Strength is also knowing when to delegate.

9. Forgive, but set new boundaries
She returned and he changed. Couples must agree on how to handle conflict without threats next time.

10. A home is a team effort
When one person carries everything, the system collapses. Men and women must support each other to keep the home standing.

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BOTTOM LINE
He learned in 4 days what she had been doing for years.
Love grows the moment we walk in each other’s shoes and choose to appreciate, not criticize.

Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye truly cares.

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Moral Story Of The Day. There was a mother zebra that had a blind child. It saddened the mother that her foal couldn't s...
31/07/2026

Moral Story Of The Day.

There was a mother zebra that had a blind child. It saddened the mother that her foal couldn't see the world for himself.

One sunny afternoon, she accompanied her blind foal to the river to drink water. On their way back home, they passed by a group of cheetahs that burst out laughing. The cheetahs, comprised a mother and her three cubs laughed so loud from under a tree.

It then dawned on the zebra that the cheetah and her cubs were mocking her blind child. She became very sad and heartbroken.

Her sadness deepened everyday as the cheetahs wouldn't put a stop to their act. They would roar with annoying laughter each time the zebra and her blind foal passed by.

One day, the sad zebra said to her foal.

"I won't bring you to the river today but I'll get you water to drink. In that way, no one will see you or mock you"

The mother then went to the river all alone, and by the end of her drink, she headed home with some water for her foal.

However, the cheetahs didn't stop to laugh and laugh. Their thunderous laughter then got the zebra extremely angry that she decided to confront them. Burning with rage, she stormed at them.

"You wicked cheetahs! Isn't it enough that I stopped my blind child from coming with me? When will you ever stop mocking us?"

But the mother cheetah looked very confused. She paused for a moment, then spoke very gently.

"We have never made mockery of either you or your child as you assume. You have only a blind child, but I've got three blind children, and I know how it feels when others mock us... Our loud laughter is due to the jokes I tell them every time as laughter makes us happy. So, I've got much more problems to even notice yours"

LESSONS IN THE STORY: There are times in life when we get sad and worried because we assume things that aren't entirely true. That's how assumptions can kill our happiness. We are often afraid of chasing our dreams and accomplishing our goals because we make assumptions

People are busy battling with their problems that they hardly have time for your issue. Most often time, it's your fig of imagination that is creating unnecessary anxiety in your life. I implore you at this juncture to wake up from your slumber and start chasing your dreams.
It shall continue to be well with you.

Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye truly cares.

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LIFE IS A SHOVEL OF DIRT*One day a farmer's donkey fell down into a well. The animal cried piteously for hours as the fa...
29/07/2026

LIFE IS A SHOVEL OF DIRT

*One day a farmer's donkey fell down into a well. The animal cried piteously for hours as the farmer tried to figure out what to do. Finally, he decided the animal was old, and the well needed to be covered up anyway; it just wasn't worth it to retrieve the donkey.*

*He invited all his neighbors to come over and help him. They all grabbed a shovel and began to shovel dirt into the well. At first, the donkey realized what was happening and cried horribly. Then, to everyone's amazement he quieted down.*
*A few shovel loads later, the farmer finally looked down the well. He was astonished at what he saw. With each shovel of dirt that hit his back, the donkey was doing something amazing. He would shake it off and take a step up.*
*As the farmer's neighbors continued to shovel dirt on top of the animal, he would shake it off and take a step up. Pretty soon, everyone was amazed as the donkey stepped up over the edge of the well and happily trotted off!*

*MORAL:*
*Life is going to shovel dirt on you, all kinds of dirt. The trick to getting out of the well is to shake it off and take a step up.*
*Each of our troubles is a steppingstone. We can get out of the deepest wells just by not stopping, never giving up! Shake it off and take a step up.*

Don’t keep malice for too long as it damages your health and soul. Don’t let worry steal your joy. Learn to take life easy as it unfolds. Don’t carry the burden of life on your head. After all you are not the holy saviour of the world. Live a simple and easy going life devoid of controversy as much as possible. Be appreciative of the little things you have others have none compared to yours. Because you are good to others don’t expect them to be good to you as well, you will be disappointed if you expect too much from people. Only very few people know how to return favour. Expect your reward from God only. Alaimore lo po ju ninu omo Adamo. Nkan ti won ba nje lenu lowo ni won mo. Don’t let their attitude bothers you much. Learn to get used to their erratic behaviours.

May God bless us with the divine wisdom with which to navigate the journey of this life successfully.

Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye truly cares.

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ATTENTION MATTERS MOST IN MARRIAGEBy Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye Attention is the currency of marriage. Creating qual...
26/07/2026

ATTENTION MATTERS MOST IN MARRIAGE
By Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye

Attention is the currency of marriage. Creating quality time for your spouse is what keeps the marriage going. Public display of affection, following your spouse to a social engagement , remembering your partner’s birthday among other activities will keep the relationship alive forever. They say a marriage dies not with a bang, but with a whisper of "I'm busy."

We get married expecting fireworks, but settle for two familiar strangers sharing WiFi and a fridge. Job schedules, business trips, meetings, "let me just finish this email" — before you know it, you’re living in the same house but in different worlds.
Allah reminds us: “And of His signs is that He created for you from yourselves mates that you may find tranquility in them; and He placed between you affection and mercy." [Quran 30:21]
That sakinah, tranquility, doesn’t appear by accident. It’s watered daily. And the water is attention.

Let me tell you about Mallam Sani. Successful businessman. Always on the road. Lagos on Monday, Abuja on Wednesday, Dubai on Friday. His wife, Hajiya Aisha, was raising 3 kids, managing the home, and celebrating every milestone alone. One day their first son got admission into university. Big news! She called him: "Baba, our son got in!" He replied, "Alhamdulillah. Send me the letter, I’ll check it later. I’m in a meeting." Three months later, she stopped calling him with good news. Then she stopped calling with bad news too. He came home one weekend and the house was too quiet. He asked, "Where is everyone?" She said, "At the school PTA. You said you were busy."
He realized something: he hadn’t lost his wife. He had lost her attention, because he stopped giving his.
As the scholars say, “The heart gets rusty like iron, and its polish is dhikr and presence.”— Imam Ghazali. The same applies to marriage. Without presence, the heart rusts.

Let’s be honest. Ask most women what they want and "money" is #3 or #4. Number 1 is usually: "I just want him to notice me."
Attention is love made visible. It’s looking up from your phone when she’s talking. It’s remembering her doctor’s appointment. It’s showing up for the school play, even if you have to close a deal later.
The Prophet ﷺ was the busiest man in Madinah, leading an Ummah, wars, governance. Yet Aisha (RA) said: “He was in the service of his family, and when the time for prayer came, he would go out to pray."
If the Messenger of Allah ﷺ could put down the affairs of the world to be present for his family, what excuse do we have?

We say "I’m doing all this for the family." But if "the family" never sees you, who are you doing it for?
John C. Maxwell said: “The greatest day in your life and mine is when we take total responsibility for our attitudes. That’s the day we truly grow up.”
Growing up in marriage means this: Tweak the schedule. Miss one meeting. Take the earlier flight. Your children will not remember your 10th business trip. They will remember who was at their graduation.
There’s a Yoruba proverb: “Ile ni a n wo ki a to so omo loruko”_ — We check the home first before we give a child a name. Your home is your first project. Don’t outsource it.

Attention is not sitting in the same room scrolling TikTok while she talks about her day. That’s called "body present, spirit absent."
Quality attention means:
1. *Celebrate*: Be there for the wins. First job, new hijab, weight loss, reciting a new Surah.
2. *Console*: Be there for the losses. Bad day, sick parent, anxiety.
3. *Connect*: 20 minutes a day with no phone. Just you and your spouse. Talk. Laugh. Argue about jollof vs fried rice if you must .

Imam Al-Shafi’i said: “Keep company with those who remind you of Allah when you see them.” Your spouse should be the first person who does that.

Marriage is not a parking lot where you drop your partner and go chase the world. It’s a garden. And gardens die without watering.
Allah says: “They are clothing for you and you are clothing for them." [Quran 2:187]
Clothing protects, beautifies, and is close to the body. That’s what attention does.

So here’s the real gist: Don’t be an absent partner. Don’t be a familiar stranger in your own matrimonial home.
Because at the end, your CV won’t sit with you on the mat. Your portfolio won’t make dua for you. But a spouse who felt seen, heard, and loved will.

Pay attention. Before the only attention you get is "We need to talk." Compliment her look when she comes back from the salon. Say something nice about the new dress she wears. Tell your spouse how handsome he looks with his new haircut cut or outfit. May Allah continue to grant us an uncommon wisdom in our relationship.

Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye truly cares.

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WISDOM NUGGETSBy: Shaykh Muslihudeen A. KalejayeLife they say is touch and go. Some people you know may only be there fo...
25/07/2026

WISDOM NUGGETS

By: Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye

Life they say is touch and go. Some people you know may only be there for a time. Some may go away but people who find you special will always find ways to stay.

Revenge is not worthy of you, you will keep those wounds fresh that would otherwise have healed. Let God fight your battles for you.

Don’t be the complainer and at the same time the judge in your own case. God knows and He sees everything. At the most appropriate time He will crush your enemies beyond your imaginations.

So, relax and be rest assured that God is ever there for you. He knows your real friends and those who are pretending to be your friends when for a fact they are worse than the known enemies. But still, don’t try to be wiser than God, the All-Seeing who knows your affairs more than you.

You are destined for the top, be rest assured that nobody born of a woman can stop the divine plans of God for your life. If I am speaking to you out there, then say a loud Aameen to this and be confident that you are born to be great. This year shall be your year of total breakthrough and uncommon achievements.

Keep on succeeding.

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22/07/2026

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