Hello everyone, I'm coming in with a special greetings from my end to you all.
To begin with,
My name is johnpetra, I'm male. I identify as a man. And my pronoun is He/Him. This kind of introduction sounds like a joke in Nigeria.
I had my own baptism of fire 馃敟 at St. Petersburg in Florida, when I met a certain guy at the hotel. And He liked my Ankara wear and asked about my country, that I was from.
I said Nigeria. He said that he had suspected because the previous week he attended one of the Nigerian party along with his friends, Adeboy that took 3 days and ended with a Thanksgiving.
At this point, I knew that my brothers in a tribe called Yoruba had showed "him" real owamba.
They/ them is a pronoun commonly used by individuals who identify as non-binary, meaning their gender identity does not fit into the traditional male/female binary.
Non-binary individuals may identity as neither male or female,, or as a combination of both. In today's world, it's very vital to respect people's preferred pronounces and kindly use the language they prefer to describe their own identity.
In a group of people, it's not advisable to use the term girls, guys, ladies or gentleman -all gendering terms.
Just say, hello everyone.
That's how the world is now.
After going through my formal way of introduction, please don't forget to go with this also that
Instead of raising shoulders, kindly stay humble because the standing order will always play...... vanity upon vanity -life!
Stay humble
Life is just fleeting.
Give your best to live your life on your terms and create enough memories as possible.
Love the people who love you back, and touch as many souls as you can.
At the end of the day, tomorrow is not guaranteed.
You're reading from your handsome friend 
