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Comedian Bovi Turns 39, Reflects On Lessons Learned From Life In Emotional Post

 

Nigerian comedian and actor, Bovi, who is well known for organizing popular stand-up comedy concerts like "Bovi Man on Fire", has turned 39 today, Tuesday, 25th September.

 

Bovi also revealed that his his daughter, Elena is his birthday mate as he share a photo of both of them and wrote: "My best birthday gift ever. My daughter, my joy. My birthday mate. Bubu for life."

 

Meanwhile, in the atmosphere of his birthday, Bovi shared a photo of himself and penned an emotional piece about life and the lesson he has learned so far.

 

Read his birthday piece below;

 

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"Whenever my birthday comes around, I just find myself being grateful to every human being I’ve come across in this life. 

From those who showed me unconditional love to those who couldn’t sustain it. Those who gave me and those who took from me. Those whom I’ve learned from directly and those who don’t even know their world inspires me. 

I have come to understand that every being is a reflection of me. It only takes time but you will find a piece of you in everybody. This has made me embrace my strengths and accept my weaknesses. 

It’s made me less judgmental and more accommodating. I’ve learned to accept being wrong even when I’m right. I’ve realized that what people believe becomes their reality and so I don’t question their rational harshly. 

I have most importantly come to grips with the fact that virtually every human is programmed. So I respect people’s programming while preaching what I believe is a better version to them. I have also found out that my joy comes from how I treat others. 

I have realized that nothing is really personal and it’s hardly ever about me what someone does to hurt me. Lastly I have also discovered what I came to this life to do... I came to this life to enjoy. If I’m not going to enjoy it, I won’t do it. Even if the process is painful, I want to enjoy the pain. 

Thank you world for tolerating me this long. You’re going to be doing this for a long time, God willing."