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Òpálámbà nbu’go : A Quest for Dryness and Creativity in Nigeria- Basòrun Onítàn Ìbàdàn

Peter Olajide by Peter Olajide
November 22, 2025
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Opalamba nbu’go alaburela kuku, Gbiyanju fi nkan lee ori nitori ojo, Gboranmi di ẹlẹru okuku mọ wipe, Oju ọjọ nse bi weliweli ojo rara

Rainy days can often present challenges, such as the struggle to keep ourselves dry while going about our daily activities. One creative solution that comes to mind is placing an object on our heads to shield us from the rain.

As we embrace creativity and adventure, it is essential to consider the environmental impact of our choices. Opting for sustainable materials or repurposing items can minimize waste and contribute to a greener lifestyle. For example, wearing a hat made from recycled materials or using a repurposed object as a makeshift rain hat can add an eco-friendly aspect to our rainy day experiment.

Kind-hearted individuals possess a remarkable ability to shine the light of the earth. Their genuine kindness, unwavering positivity, and acts of service illuminate the lives of those around them, inspiring hope, joy, and compassion.

In a world that often feels clouded by negativity, these individuals offer a glimmer of light, reminding us of the power of kindness and the potential for positive change. Let us celebrate and emulate the kind-hearted souls who brighten the world, and in doing so, contribute to making our world a better, more compassionate place for all.

“Opalamba to nbu’go o jẹ rọra ki o, Kọ oju mọ isẹ oojọ rẹ nitori isẹ ẹni, Lo ngbeni de ibi gíga lẹhinwa ọla, Ogun o ran bẹni adura lásán kọ”

Like Yanponyanri, a concept derived from the Burmese language, this encapsulates the idea of embracing diverse perspectives and experiences. The person who learns to see clearly seeks to understand and appreciate the different forms of art and beauty that exist in the world. They recognize that diversity is an essential aspect of the human experience, and by embracing it, they enrich their own worldview and contribute to a more harmonious and inclusive society.

“Ọrẹ mi o gbiyanju rara se bíi ẹsẹ lo n, wọ inú bata ti a fi nlo fi se irin ajo ẹsẹ, omọ ti o nkọ orin baba mi o là ni, è jẹ o máa sisẹ ko waa ri ibi ayé nlo”. The light that kind-hearted individuals emit is infectious. Their positive outlook on life, coupled with their ability to see and appreciate the good in others, inspires those around them to do the same.

“Olè darun nbu enikan wipe olè ni ọ,ti ara ẹni kuku nbè lara ẹni sepe sepe,pàsán ọrọ o baa enikan soso wí rara,eni tí n mọ ni lójú sebi oju nbè lara,iru wọn ti o fi nri imọlẹ ilẹ kedere”

The person who learns to see clearly understands that beauty, sound encouragement, joy and ever lasting peace can be found in the most unexpected places. They have a heightened sense of perception, allowing them to appreciate the subtle details and nuances that others may overlook. By training their eyes to see beyond the surface, they are able to uncover the artistry in everyday life.

In a world that often moves too quickly, they remind us to pause, appreciate, and celebrate the valuable things that surrounds us and can easily give us resources to activate greatness.. Let us cultivate the ability to see clearly and embark on a journey to discover the beauty that lies within and around us, fostering a more vibrant, connected, and harmonious world.

Remember this, “Atẹlẹwọ ẹni kii tan ni jẹ lailai”

Bashorun Industreet Saintabey is a socio – philosopher, author, reformer, coach and public policy expert, a seasoned academia who loves to write about social related and contemporary issues.


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