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He gave me a machine that requires you to be the engine. The bicycle is the only form of mobility where, to maintain your balance, you must pedal forward.
I call this The Keke Principle.
Today, I ride a bike I’ve named “Keke Iyinrere”—The Bicycle of Good News. It is finished in vibrant Yellow, the mood of pure optimism and the clarity of a dawn that is still unfolding.
In life, we are often met by limitations in our own mind—invisible walls or obstacles that seem designed to stop us. But the law of the Keke remains: you must press on the pedal of Applied Positivity. On the Sigmoid Curve of growth, there is no coasting. You are either pedaling toward your next peak or you are declining.
This philosophy of movement is why I admire my friend’s vision, Aminat Adegboro, founder of the Pitstop community. There, the principle of Keke is not just about physical exercise, but applied positivity for every journey of life before the path inevitably swoops forward.
True royalty is a frequency recognized by the people when they see a person who has mastered their own movement.
Like everyone charting a unique path to greatness, I am simply pedaling forward into the timeline of unshakable presence , guided by a creative life force.
The engine is within. The Ancestors don’t sleep. We keep moving.
My Ijebu Story.
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