He died a billionaire at 56 years old from pancreatic cancer, and here are his last words on a sick bed:

′′I reached the peak of success in the business world. My life is the epitome of success in the opinion of others.

But, I have nothing to be happy about except work. In the end, wealth is just a reality of life that I am used to.

It was then, lying on a sick bed reminiscing my whole life, I realized all the recognition and the wealth that I was very proud of, became pale and meaningless in the face of the impending death.

You can hire someone to drive for you and make money for you, but you can't make someone else take the illness from you. Lost substance can be found. But there is one thing that can never be found when lost -”life".

When a person enters the operating room, he will find that there is a book that has not yet been read - ′′ The Healthy Living Book ". No matter what stage of life we are in right now, over time we will face the day when the curtain falls.Cherish the family that loves you, love your spouse, love your friends... be kind to yourself.

As we age, we gradually realize that wearing a $300 or $30 watch - they tell the same time.

Whether we carry $300 or $30 purse / handbag - the money inside is the same.

Whether we drive a $150k car or a $30,000 car, the road and distance are the same and we reach the same destination.

Whether we drink a $300 bottle or a $10 bottle of wine - hangover is the same.

The house we live in 300 sq ft or 3000 sq ft - loneliness is the same.

You will realize that your true inner happiness does not come from the material things of this world.

Whether you take a plane on first or on economy class, if the plane collapses - you'll go with the flow.

Therefore, I hope you can recognize that when you have a partner, buddy, old friend, sibling, you talk, laugh, talk, sing, talk about North East Southwest or Heaven and Earth... that is true happiness!!”

Four undeniable facts of life:

The constant killings, humiliation, and outright lawlessness by the police are beyond what we can manage.

As young men, we are forced to monitor how we dress and the kind of places we hang out. Our hairstyle or dressing could easily attract the police, which almost always ends in humiliation and bribery.

The size of my phone is a dead give away; they would grab your phone without a warrant and search for stuff to incriminate you, and when they can't find anything, they go ahead, asking how you could have the money to buy a smartphone because, to them, a smartphone is so luxurious that it should be out of the reach of the Nigerian youth... Talk about systematic racism, Africans do it best.