PROMISE ME


I promise me that no matter what happens, you would always stay true to the art & loyal to the game.



There is still a long way down the line, a defining year ahead. So much to anticipate, to look forward to. The much needed support has begun to arrive. Self belief, also being boosted by the faith in me, talent, hard work & dedication is all I got (honestly, it’s more than I need). One thing is certain though – I go blow!

And when that finally happens - this year or next. When the money & fame starts pouring in. When arrogance starts to build, when I can no longer walk the streets freely, like I once did. When I find it hard to explain that I did not become superhuman overnight & hence y’all need to take it easy when you judge me. I hope I would still have this smile on my face & this joy in my heart I have always had, even when broke.

Sometimes it’s a life I wish I didn’t really have to choose. I would still be a success in any other profession I decided to venture into. But when you have this much talent, do you just go hide it under a stone?

I have always said, if heaven is a place of eternal bliss (which I really believe it is) & all we do for the rest of eternity is praise God who is the Almighty & who is Most High – then I wouldn’t want to go to hell (I’d rather be in heaven). But if in heaven, amidst the praising God & joyful celebrations, we still get to keep our talents & gifts & get to use them there in heaven, adding to the splendour already in existence, in a place that knows no rot, where everything is pure for all eternity – then I wouldn’t want to miss it for anything in the world!

I would always do my best to give my all to the world according to how richly I have been blessed. I truly am sorry to everyone I have had to hurt along the way (it’s nothing personal really – just business). And when I die, at least be kind enough to bring flowers to my grave cause I tried to be a just man but then I’m nothing but just a man.

It’s ur boy, Pate.

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