We give God the glory. We thank God for the success of the Edo state Governorship election, it was free and fair, there was no form of war except for the death of a young man in ubiaja esan LGA, and the injured of some citizens.

Also two men were caught sharing money, one claim he his a lawyer, and was sent by the party called, APC.

President Muhammadu

THE WORD: Governor Godwin Obaseki, on behalf of the country and Edo state, we wish you more wisdom, knowledge and understanding to rule us with peace and love.

God bless you.Governor Godswin Obaseki also gives a victory Speech after the results was announced.

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Imagination has magic. Imagination is the child of the superconscious mind that connects to the Universal Satellite. Not many people have learned this principle of using imagination for success, but truly, it is a secret and it’s up to you to tap the magic of imagination.

What does imagination do? Why is it so magical? Imagination comes with very creative and innovative ideas that is born out of the superconscious. They are so innovative that they have never been realized before. These ideas are so new, virgin and fresh that they will be immediately successful.

Therefore, imagination creates magic! It’s magical to see a wireless phone for the first time. It was never there before, but somebody had that imagination and made it happen. One of the instances of the magic of imagination is the airplane, from which you can see everything outside – the sky above and the ground below. Wow! Remember that imagination can create success because it is magical! So build your imagination to create success!

You weren’t an accident. You weren’t mass produced. You aren’t an assembly-line product. You were deliberately planned, specifically gifted, and lovingly positioned on the Earth by the Master Craftsman.

If you are going to be successful in creating the life of your dreams, you have to believe that you are capable of making it happen. You have to believe you have the right stuff, that you are able to pull it off. You have to believe in yourself. Whether you call it self-esteem, self-confidence, or selfassurance, it is a deep-seated belief that you have what it takes—the abilities, inner resources, talents, and skills to create your desired results.

Believing in yourself is a choice. It is an attitude you develop over time. Although it helps if you had positive and supportive parents, the fact is that most of us had run-of-the-mill parents who inadvertently passed on to us the same limiting beliefs and negative conditioning they grew up with.

But remember, the past is the past. There is no payoff for blaming them for your current level of self-confidence. It’s now your responsibility to take charge of your own self-concept and your beliefs. You must choose to believe that you can do anything you set your mind to—anything at all— because, in fact, you can. It might help you to know that the latest brain research now indicates that with enough positive self-talk and positive visualization combined with the proper training, coaching, and practice, anyone can learn to do almost anything.

If you assume in favor of yourself and act as if it is possible, then you will do the things that are necessary to bring about the result. If you believe it is impossible, you will not do what is necessary, and you will not produce the result. It becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. If you are going to be successful, you need to give up the phrase “I can’t” and all of its cousins, such as “I wish I were able to.” The words I can’t actually disempower you. They actually make you weaker when you say them.

Your brain is designed to solve any problem and reach any goal that you give it. The words you think and say actually affect your body. We see that in toddlers. When you were a toddler, there was no stopping you. You thought you could climb up on anything. No barrier was too big for you to attempt to overcome. But little by little, your sense of invincibility is conditioned out of you by the emotional and physical abuse that you receive from your family, friends, and teachers, until you no longer believe you can.

If having others believing in you and your dream was a requirement for success, most of us would never accomplish anything. You need to base your decisions about what you want to do on your goals and desires—not the goals, desires, opinions, and judgments of your parents, friends, spouse, children, and coworkers. Quit worrying what other people think about you and follow your heart.

Surprise, surprise! Most of the time, nobody’s thinking about you at all! They are too busy worrying about their own lives, and if they are thinking about you at all, they are wondering what you are thinking about them. People think about themselves, not you. Think about it—all the time you are wasting worrying about what other people think about your ideas, your goals, your clothes, your hair, and your home could all be better spent on thinking about and doing the things that will achieve your goals.

While many women consider the wearing of anklets just another fashion statement, there are less-than-ideal symbolic associations to the accessory.

Anklets — which are also called ankle chains, ankle bracelets, or ankle strings — have been worn by women throughout history. Aside from functioning as foot adornments, they also signify social status.SALEBESTSELLER NO. 1

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For most women, anklets are just plain accessories.

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In ancient Egypt, women of all social classes wore them as ornaments. They were made of various metals. Naturally, the rich women had gold while those who weren’t so wealthy wore silver or iron ones. Some accounts also claim that worshipers of a deity called Baal prescribed the use of anklets for prostitutes. This was so these unfortunate women were easily recognized.

These days Egyptian women in public no longer wear anklets, as Islamic conservatism has tagged the practice as “immodest.” However, they are still commonly worn by dancers in public events.

The ones with little bells are often worn by dancers.

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On the other hand, in ancient Indian culture, anklets with charms dangling on them were worn mostly by married women. This way, family members would know she was coming by the sound of her anklet. This way, they would be sure to welcome her with respect. They wouldn’t be caught talking about inappropriate things. Dancing girls, on the other hand,supposedly wore anklets with small bells on them.

Then, in the 1970s, the women who were into the so-called “sexual revolution,” were seen wearing anklets, too.

Perhaps, the mix of these cultural influences influenced the symbolism of the accessory at present.

Although many women these days may think of the anklet is just a mere trinket, it is actually a widely recognized symbol that a woman is married or committed yet available to other men for sexual activity with the husband’s consent and encouragement. When a married woman wears an anklet, it is a symbol that she is a “Hotwife” and open to relationships and sexual encounters with men other than her husband.

A married woman who wears an anklet is often referred to as “Hotwife”.

A Hotwife stays committed to her husband but takes advantage of the agreed upon freedom within her marriage to enjoy intimate encounters with other men. And the “hotwife anklet” is a discreet sign that she is available to date other men with her husband’s permission and approval.

For most people who are not aware of the lifestyle, an anklet is simply an anklet and has no other meaning. And that’s the tricky part, it’s really hard to tell whether a woman wearing an anklet is a hotwife or not, since some hotwife prefers to wear a simple anklet in order to keep their lifestyle a secret.

Here are certain charms and symbols that makes a “hotwife anklet” more obvious.

2 male symbols, 1 female symbol

Quite very obvious, isn’t it?

The Queen of Spades

Letter Q and Spade symbol, usually accompanied with a tattoo of the playing card symbol with letter Q inside. It means a hotwife has a sexual preference for black men.

Hearts

If the anklet contains heart symbols, it means the wife is committed to her husband but free to date other men and have relationships with mutual benefits.

The Key to his Happiness

When an anklet has a key charm, it means the husband is “locked” and the wife holds the key to his happiness. He can’t have orgasms without his wife’s permission.

This is truly shocking.

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