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Singer Jaywon advices men who are yet to make it in life
Nigerian musician Oluwajuwonlo Iledare popularly known in music circles as Jaywon has taken to social media to counsel men who are yet to make it in life.
The ‘This Year’ crooner who took to his X page (formerly Twitter) to send out a message to men stated that nobody cares about what one is going through until that person makes it.
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Jaywon also used the medium to warn men to remember those who were there when they had nothing and ensure that they took care of them because such people are hard to come by.
‘‘Young man, nobody cares about you until you make it. So when you do, make sure that you care only about people who were there for you when you had nothing to give.
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