Omo Tapa

Good morning weekend people

Good morning to you all. I hope this message finds you well and in good spirit as you step into the day ahead.

After the fear of God, let it be settled in your hearts that there is no one else you need to fear. When a person stands upright with truth, conscience, and a clear purpose, intimidation from people loses its power. The respect that matters most is the one you hold for your Creator and for yourself.

Living free from the fear of people does not mean being reckless or disrespectful. It means speaking honestly, acting justly, and walking your path without letting pressure or threats bend you. Courage grows when you remember that people’s opinions and powers are limited, but integrity is lasting.

So go about your day with boldness and calm. Do what is right, stand for what matters, and treat others with fairness. When fear of people falls away, focus and progress take place
Omo Tapa

Sometimes your silence will kill your emotion. So I choose to speak.

Someone commented on my post that I should “go and learn how to read Quran and Sunnah.” My question is: what do you understand in Sunnah?

When you are talking about Sunnah and you said I should go and learn how to read Quran, let me make it clear: I finished Quran since I was 5 years old. So don’t think I don’t know what I am doing.

Ramaht is my real name.

The Quran strictly prohibits gossiping, backbiting, and slandering fellow human beings. It views these actions as severe sins that destroy social trust, and it provides strict warnings against them to protect the dignity and honor of everyone in the community.

Yet people hide behind religion to throw insults, to shame others, and to act like they hold the keys to someone else’s faith. That is not Sunnah. That is not the way of the Prophet, peace be upon him, who taught mercy, humility, and good character before anything else.

Before you correct someone publicly, check yourself. Before you assume someone is ignorant, ask with respect. Before you use Islam to attack, remember Islam also commands us to guard our tongues and think the best of others.

I know my Lord. I know my Book. And I know my worth.
Do not mistake my confidence for arrogance, or my voice for lack of home training.

Omo Tapa

Some people may be thinking I don’t have home training.

As I said earlier, you cannot judge a book by its cover.

The reason why I am doing all this: I cannot kill myself with hypertension. With the Nigerian situation, try to make yourself happy.

Life is already hard. Fuel, food, bills, stress from every corner. If I keep everything bottled up and try to please everybody, na BP go finish me. So I choose peace of mind first.

I choose to laugh when I can, dance when I feel like, speak my mind, and live in a way that keeps my heart light. It doesn’t mean I’m rude or I lack home training. It means I value my health and my sanity.

Before you judge someone’s actions, remember you don’t know the battles they’re fighting. We’re all just trying to survive this country with our heads still on our necks.

Make yourself happy. Protect your peace. Because if you break down, Nigeria will not stop for you.

Omo Tapa Signed,
One Nigerian who refuses to die from hypertension.

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Innah lillahi wa'inna illehin raju'un.😭😭 We Just lost Usman Ndadzuru mother Now,
May Almighty Allah make aljannah be her final home Ameen..🤲

Omo Tapa

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