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# Funlola Aofiyebi-Raimi

Funlola Aofiyebi-Raimi also known as FAR, is a Nigerian actress. She appeared in the film The Figurine, Tinsel and MTV Shuga.

## Quotes

* There is no point in you being blessed with a talent if you are not going to continue to sharpen the edges and continue to practise.
** Funlola on talent in 2017
* So if you want something badly enough, you won’t let anyone stop you, you won’t let anything hold you back. You will keep working, developing and trying and keep succeeding hopefully.
** Funlola on success in 2017
* If you don’t earn from acting, you will earn as a producer; you cannot remain in the same place.
** Funlola on income in 2017
* Knowledge truly is power. Acquire knowledge. Develop your skills. Step out of your comfort zone. Go for Gold. Don’t take NO for an answer.
** Funlola on learning in 2017
* What it is to be a lady is just to carry yourself with respect.
** Funlola talk about being a lady in 2011
# Funke Adesiyan

Funke Adesiyan is a Nigerian film actress, politician and personal assistant on domestic and social events to Aisha Buhari, Nigeria’s First Lady.

## Quotes

* He, who works hard, will stand before kings because I strongly believe that there is no nobility in poverty and it doesn’t matter where you’re from; immediately you substitute recklessness for diligence, your true potential becomes a reality.
** Funke Adesiyan advised youth as she bags an award
* Finding the exact words to match how I feel about the passage of Late Senator Abiola Ajimobi eludes me. A rude shock. To live is to leave, death is indeed the ultimate end of our sojourn on earth.
** Funke Adesiyan reacts to Ajimobi's death
* True relevance comes only when you stop seeking validation from people. You say you don't care about what people think of you but it's a big fat lie. You do care. That is the reason you grant countless interviews about your ex. My dear, there's so much you can become without the shadow of your ex. Break free and abound. The future is so big. One advice for you, don't come for me when you see me, you'd be sorry. P.s my only response to you.
** Clashes between Funke Adesiyan and Tonto Dikeh
* To every little boy and girl out there dreaming, dream tall. Never let anyone stop you.
** Funke Adesiyan advised after winning assembly ticket.
* My decision to venture into agriculture was a cross between me buying a house and buying hectares of land for farming. Of course I chose the latter. I invested in agriculture. Many people are missing out on opportunities for few social media validation. Don’t burn opportunities for few moments of comfort. Think long term. You are not in a race with nobody.
** Funke Adesiyan Ventures into Agriculture.
* Leaving a man because he cheats is like relocating from Nigeria to America because of rain. News flash: it rains everywhere. Find a good man who loves you and appreciates you. Every other thing can be worked on. Men are naturally born to cheat. Look beyond this flaw and focus on how he treats you.
** Funke Adesiyan advised women
* Not many men can sincerely say they have been with only their partner for 10yrs without “playing”. It doesn’t make them bad people, it just makes them men.
** Funke Adesiyan advised women
# Funke Bucknor-Obruthe

Funke Bucknor-Obruthe (born 27 June 1976) is a Nigerian entrepreneur and lawyer. She is the founder and CEO of Zapphaire Events and is regarded as one of Nigeria's pioneering event planners. Bucknor-Obruthe was born to Segun and Shola Bucknor in Lagos State, Southwestern Nigeria. She began her basic and secondary school education at Fountain Nursery and Primary School, Lagos, and Nigeria Navy Secondary School, Lagos, before she proceeded to study Law at the University of Lagos.

## Quotes

* Be creative, think out of the box. Identify your unique selling point and always make a concious effort to improve on yourself.
** Her opinion in an interview with venture’s woman
* First it takes believing in yourself to be a pioneer in an industry that no one was sure of what the future held.
** Her opinion in an interview with ventures woman
* it’s always also good to surround yourself with good people. People that are like your mentors, that will guide you. People that have also gone through what you went through.
** Her opinion in an interview with Chude Jideonwo
* We cannot be everything, every time in our lives. You have to determine how you want to make it work.
** Her opinion in an interview
* You can't compare yourself to other families, because you do not know what is going on in their homes. It's about knowing what you want so a balance can be created.
** Her opinion in an interview
* One is the ability to organise− you are managing people, so you must know how to organise. You must be diplomatic. Pay attention to detail. Interpersonal skills are skills you must learn. There are also attributes such as knowing how to manage a crisis, being result-oriented, being very resourceful, being creative, and having the ability to manage a team. There are so many character traits that an event planner must have, but at the same time, there are non-negotiable skills. You must learn how to negotiate, have good communication skills, and have good relationship skills.
** Her opinion in an interview
* One of the things I’d say is lacking is the lack of standard, in the sense that everybody is working to a standard where nobody understands what is expected.
** Her opinion in an interview
# Funke Opeke

Funke Opeke is a Nigerian electrical engineer, founder of Main Street Technologies and Chief Executive Officer of Main One Cable Company, a communications services company based in Lagos State, south-western Nigeria.

## Quotes

* There is so much opportunity, there is so much need here that we need to transform our society, when you look around us. No one is going to do it for us and we also have to get our government on board with us to meet the aspirations of Nigerians because that’s what democracy is all about.
** Excerpt from Raising money is the most difficult thing I ever did as an entrepreneur” — Funke Opeke, MainOne CEO
* Every entrepreneur has to raise capital. If your business is going to grow, you have to raise capital. You have to be smart about raising capital, you have to be determined about raising capital.
** raising of capital by entrepreneurs
* For anything you are trying to do, there are a thousand other people trying to do the same thing. Even if it costs a billion dollars.
** Issues in the market place
* So if you are growing a business you have to be very deliberate and you have to do your homework on who exactly has the capacity to buy, how much money do you need, where should you prioritise your efforts.
** Advice for business owners
* ...Now, of course, there are opportunities here, because we haven’t fully developed our society, that are not available elsewhere as well. So, it’s a risk-reward type of situation.
** Talking about issues of enabling environment
* While the developed world was fully connected, here in Nigeria the average young person didn’t know what the internet was.
** Remembering the situation in Nigeria the first time she arrived (24 September 2015)
* We can’t leave an entire generation of young people without proper access to the internet.
** Quoted from Funke Opeke: Nigeria’s cyber revolutionary (2015)
* A connected Nigeria is a more economically prosperous Nigeria.
** Speaking at MainOne’s annual tech conference, Nerds Unite (15 February 2019)
# Jennifer Karina

Jennifer Kabura Karina (née: Jennifer Kabura) is a Kenyan businesswoman, "psychologist, certified professional coach, energy leadership practitioner, public speaker and author". Effective July 2021, she serves as the chairperson of the board of directors at the Kenya Reinsurance Corporation (Kenya RE), a publicly traded company on the Nairobi Securities Exchange.

## Quotes

* There is a critical moment in one's life when you have to ask yourself, what was this all for?
** "What I learnt from my mess" Business Daily (May 27, 2022)
* “Those days, many of us were raised to be wives and so I took the option of marriage… I found me a man, got married and when I look back it’s a miracle that I am even here because I got married at 19. At 23, I had three children.”
# Jennifer Morgan

Jennifer Morgan (born 21 April 1966) is the Executive Director of Greenpeace International (since 2016).

## Quotes

* The last IPCC report made it clear that every tenth counts when it comes to global warming. We are experiencing this up close on the entire planet – heat waves, heavy rain, a burning Arctic – we can really feel the climate emergency. If we land at two degrees instead of 1.5, many more hundreds of millions will suffer – that is simply shocking – and it was supposed to be a wake-up call.
* We must halve emissions over the next ten years, and then again by 2050, to achieve a climate neutral world economy – only this can save our future.
* Hydrocarbon exploration, any kind of fossil fuel exploration, is totally incompatible with 1.5C science and the urgent actions required to save our planet. The science is explicit, we must keep global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius if we want to avoid the most catastrophic impacts for both people and planet.
* I will not accept an invitation to be on a panel with a climate denier, because I don’t think that climate deniers who are clearly propagating fake news should be given a platform.
* I think the thing to know about climate deniers is that they’re often paid for by the fossil fuel industry.
# Jennifer Ouellette

Jennifer Ouellette (born May 17, 1964) is an American science writer.

## Quotes

* I’m sure you’re familiar with the backfire effect. This is when someone says something that’s just dead wrong, and you very politely correct them and give them the facts, and they double down on their original claim. They’ll tell you you’re an arrogant scientist and that they know in their gut or their heart that it’s true. And that’s because it’s a core belief and it’s tied to identity. When you attack that core belief, you’re attacking them in their minds whether they know it or not, and it’s very difficult to overcome that.
** "The Ending Needs Work: Humanists Can Lead on End-of-Life Decisions", the humanist.com (October 23, 2018)
# Jennifer Risper

Jennifer Risper (March 11, 1987 –) is an American basketball player.

## Quotes

* I realized that God wanted to use me through sports. I know that I've been successful through God’s grace. I had to ask myself, "do you think you'll be able to impact other athletes?" and thought, I really think I can, and I want to.
** Friendship, Faith and Free Throws: Two professional basketball players to become full-time Catholic missionaries (2013) Focus
# Jennifer Roback Morse

Jennifer Roback Morse (November 12, 1953 –) is an American economist.

## Quotes

* Self-giving is an act of self-valuing because it presupposes that the person is valuable enough to be considered a gift. Self-giving is inherently more social than self-interest, even rightly understood.
** Righting the Wrongs in Modern Sex and Marriage (9 January 2006) Zenit
# Baba Farid

Farīduddīn Masūd Ganjshakar (c. 4 April 1173 – 7 May 1266), commonly known as Bābā Farīd or Sheikh Farīd (also in Anglicised spelling Fareed, Fareed ud-Deen, Masood, etc.), was a 13th-century Punjabi Muslim mystic, poet and preacher. Revered by Muslims, Hindus and Sikhs alike, he remains one of the most revered Muslim mystics of South Asia during the Islamic Golden Age.

## Quotes
### Baba Sheikh Farid: Life And Teachings

* I fear not the passing of youth if the Beloved desert me not; Youth withers and loses bloom without the sustenance of Love... Saith Farid: Sugar and candy, Sweets and honey, rich milk– All these Lord, are sweet; but nothing to Try devotees so sweet as Thou.
** Baba Sheikh Farid: Life And Teachings, p. 11
* Lord, give it not to me to Supplicate favours at another's door; Should such be Thy will, Take then life from this body.
** Quoted in Guru Granth Sahib, also quoted in Baba Sheikh Farid: Life And Teachings, p. 14
* Farid, time was when these frail thighs scoured over desert and hill; Now, feeble with age even the prayer-jug looks as though lying miles away.
** Quoted in Guru Granth Sahib, also quoted in Baba Sheikh Farid: Life And Teachings, p. 18
* I am all afire I am pain all over. I twist my hands in despair, For I find not my Love. Annoyed art Thou with me, But' tis my own fault, I perceived not the Truth of Thee; I have wasted away my youth, And now can only regret and repent. Rise, O Farid, do your ablutions, Say your morning prayers. The head that bows not to the Lord Should be cut apart from the trunk.
** Baba Sheikh Farid: Life And Teachings, p. 50
* No night passes when my sorrow-stricken heart does not bleed, No day I spend that does not completely divest me of honour, Never in my life did I drink a draught of water in peace, Which did not irrigate the dry earth through the channels of my eyes.
** Baba Sheikh Farid: Life And Teachings, p. 59

## See also

* Guru Nanak
* Gurbachan Singh Talib
* Guru Granth Sahib

## External links

* Gurbachan Singh Talib: Baba Sheikh Farid: Life and Teachings, Baba Farid Memorial Society, New Delhi, India, November 1973
# Babar (TV series)

    Seasons: 1 2 3 4 5 6 | Babar: The Movie / King of the Elephants | Main
Babar is a traditionally animated television series produced in Toronto, Canada by Nelvana Limited and The Clifford Ross Company. It premiered in 1989 on CBC and HBO, and subsequently was rerun on HBO and Qubo. The series is based on Jean de Brunhoff's original Babar books, and was Nelvana's first international co-production.

## Seasons

       Season 1
       Season 2
       Season 3
       Season 4
       Season 5
       Season 6

## Films

* Babar: The Movie (1989)
* Babar: King of the Elephants (1999)

## Voice cast

* Gordon Pinsent as King Babar
* Dawn Greenhalgh as Queen Celeste
* Lea-Helen Weir as Flora #2 (1990–1991)
* Stuart Stone as Young Arthur (1989) / Alexander #2 (1990–1991)
* Lisa Yamanaka as Flora #1 (1989) / Isabelle (1990–1991)
* Jeff Pustil as Zephir
* Paul Haddad as Uncle Arthur
* Stephen Ouimette as Pompadour
* Elizabeth Hanna as Madame
* Allen Stewart-Coates as Lord Rataxes
* Corrine Koslo as Lady Rataxes
* John Stocker as Basil
* Chris Wiggins as Cornelius
* Noah Godfrey as Victor (1990–1991)
* Benjamin Barrett as Pom (1990–1991)
* Gavin Magrath as Young Babar (1989)
* Tara Charendoff as Young Celeste (1989)
* Bobby Becken as Pom (1989)
* Amos Crawley as Alexander #1 (1989)
* Dan Hennessey as Chef Truffles
# Baba

Baba may refer to:
* Baba Amte, an Indian social worker and social activist
* Baba Hari Dass, a yoga master and silent monk
* Nintinugga, a Babylonian goddess of healing
* Sai Baba of Shirdi, an Indian spiritual master
* Sathya Sai Baba, an Indian guru and a spiritual leader
* Tupeni Baba, a Fijian academic and politician
This disambiguation page, one that points to other pages that might otherwise have the same name, lists articles associated with the name Baba. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
# Babar: The Movie

    Seasons: 1 2 3 4 5 6 | Babar: The Movie / King of the Elephants | Main
Babar: The Movie is a 1989 traditionally animated film made by Canada's Nelvana Limited and France's Ellipse Programmé, and distributed by New Line Cinema. It is based on the characters of Jean de Brunhoff's eponymous children's books, and was a follow-up to the first season of the TV series.

## Dialogue

    Rataxes: [having just arrived before his army soldiers, Rataxes sits beside a table] The time has come to play our hand. The army's ready, now here's the plan. [draws his knife and holds it over a map] At dawn we march on the Elephant Land! [laughing wickedly]
    Young Babar: [watching on a ledge overhead with Celeste] No!
    Rataxes: By night, we'll reach the city wall. By morning, we shall rule them all!
    [Rataxes slams his dagger into the map]
# Baba Deep Singh

Baba Deep Singh (26 January 1682 – 13 November 1757) is revered among Sikhs as one of the most hallowed martyrs in Sikhism. He is remembered for his sacrifice and devotion to the teachings of the Sikh Gurus. Baba Deep Singh was the first head of Misl Shaheedan Tarna Dal – an order of the Khalsa military established by Nawab Kapur Singh, the then head of Sharomani Panth Akali Buddha Dal. The Damdami Taksal also state that he was the first head of their order.

## Quotes

* The figure who pre-eminently draws these themes together in a single episode is that most famous of all Sikh martyrs, Baba Dip Singh Shahid. Dip Singh, a Jat from Lahore district and a trusted follower of Guru Gobind Singh, had fought with Banda and had subsequently become one of the principal leaders of the Khalsa resistance. In 1757, after Afghan invaders had desecrated Harimandir (now commonly known as the Golden Temple), Dip Singh took a solemn vow to enter Amritsar and there endeavour to repossess the ruined temple. Near Tarn Taran his force was confronted by a large Afghan army and Dip Singh met a fate variously described in popular Sikh tradition. According to the dominant version his head was cut off, but clutching it with one hand he continued to fight his way forward for another fifteen kilometres before succumb- ing to his injury within the bounds of Amritsar.’ A distinctly gory picture of the decapitated Dip Singh is perhaps the most popular of the coloured prints available today in the bazaars of the Punjab and Delhi.'.. A significant detail in the Dip Singh tradition concerns the desecration of Harimandir. This was, of course, perpetrated by Muslims and it is believed to have included the dumping of cows’ entrails into the sacred pool. Hostility towards Muslims is another of the themes illustrated by the martyrdom of Dip Singh, a theme which finds clear expression in the early rahit-namas.'” Muslims can never be trusted, their touch will pollute, and Sikhs are required to avoid their company at all times. If necessary the sword must be used against Muslims, for it is they who threaten dharma. .
** W. H. McLeod - Who is a Sikh_ The Problem of Sikh Identity (1989, Oxford University Press)
# Babak Khorramdin

Babak Khorramdin (795/8—838) was a Iranian revolutionary leader of the Khurramites—a local freedom movement in Azerbaijan fighting the Abbasid Caliphate.

## Quotes

* Perhaps I shall survive, perhaps not. I have been known as the commander. Wherever I am present or am mentioned, I am the king.
** Babak Khorramdin's letter to his son, rejecting the caliph’s amnesty message, quoted by Al-Tabari, cited in "BĀBAK ḴORRAMI" at Encyclopaedia Iranica
* [...] It is better to live for just a single day as a ruler than to live for forty years as an abject slave.
** Babak Khorramdin's letter to his son, rejecting the caliph’s amnesty message, quoted by Al-Tabari, edited by C. E. Bosworth, History of al-Tabari Vol. 33, The: Storm and Stress along the Northern Frontiers of the 'Abbasid Caliphate: The Caliphate of al-Mu'tasim A.D. 833-842/A.H. 218-227
# Grace Mugabe

Grace Ntombizodwa Mugabe (born 23 July 1965) is a Zimbabwean entrepreneur, politician and the widow of the late President Robert Mugabe. She served as the First Lady of Zimbabwe from 1996.

## Quotes

* It’s impossible for one to spend a million dollars in an hour.
** Her words about money spending.
* Nowadays there are spirits attacking our children. The spirit of drinking, drug abuse and doing other abnormal things way beyond their age.
** Quote on durg and addiction.
* They say I want to be president. Why not? Am I not a Zimbabwean?.
** Her words on her running for the presidency.
# Grace Jones

Grace Jones (born 19 May 1948) is a Jamaican singer, model and actress.

## Quotes

* I was (...) determined to look the way I wanted to look, and I wanted to cut my hair. I wanted to look different because I was used to looking different. Because of my religious background I'd always been encouraged to look different.
       "The Ice Lady". NME: pp. 28–29. 25 June 1983. ISSN 0028-6362.
* I don't believe in marriage. To take these vows that were set up decades ago – it just doesn't work anymore. Most people don't think about what they're saying when they vow to cherish, love and obey. Marriage was designed to give males the advantage. (...) Unless you have to do it for tax reasons, or to get a loan or something. But basically it's a contract that I don't think should be connected with a romantic situation.
       "The Ice Lady". NME: pp. 28–29. 25 June 1983. ISSN 0028-6362.
       (25 July 1981)"In Between the Bumpers". NME: 48–49. ISSN 0028-6362.
* [M]en need to be penetrated. At least once in their lifetime. Because then they would understand what it is like to receive. It’s my own theory, which I think could help take some of the aggression out of the world. It's the nature of man to give and receive – to be man and woman, all in one.
       Grace Jones by Jean-Paul Goude [2009]. vmagazine.com (20 May 2013). Retrieved on 5 February 2021.

## External links

* Grace Jones official website
* Grace Jones on IMDb
* Grace Jones on Discogs
# Grace Nyinawumuntu

Marie Grace Nyinawumuntu (born 316 December 1981) is a Rwandan football manager and former footballer.

## Quotes

* They have girls who we think have male hormones. They are girls who are like men.
** Grace Nyinawumuntu said (Modern Ghana, Sept 23, 2023)
# Grace Igiraneza

Grace Igiraneza (born September 22, 1983) is a Rwandan woman from Gikondo, Kigali. She is a nephrologist at the University Teaching Hospital of Kigali.

## Quotes

* When Yale came on board it became easier for residents to learn because we had more physicians. You need a mentor who is there day to day to help train you in clinical reasoning and see how you examine patients.”
** Yale leads largest-ever collaboration to educate health workers in Rwanda The Yale News (February 5, 2018)
* I am grateful for the partnership between Yale and the University of Rwanda and the University Teaching Hospital of Kigali and the global health program at Yale,”Through them I have been able to come here and learn. When I go back I will be able to help Rwandans and offer a standard of care in nephrology.”
** Yale leads largest-ever collaboration to educate health workers in Rwanda The Yale News (February 5, 2018)
* Treatment for these diseases is expensive not just in Rwanda but across the world. You will need more than Rwf25 million for a kidney transplant, and this is a very high amount.”
** Treatment of Chronic Kidney Diseases Very Expensive in Rwanda Taarifa Rwanda (March 9, 2023)
* Even when a patient is on dialysis, they don’t have a lot of options, they will need to visit a treatment centre at least three times a week. For that service alone, you need over Rwf85,000.”
** Treatment of Chronic Kidney Diseases Very Expensive in Rwanda Taarifa Rwanda (March 9, 2023)
* While the treatment of kidney disease is expensive, out of reach for many patients and requires a lot of resources especially renal replacement therapy, prevention remains the major weapon we can use to fight chronic kidney disease.
** Treatment of Chronic Kidney Diseases Very Expensive in Rwanda Taarifa Rwanda (March 9, 2023)
* Most insurance don’t cover this, leaving health authorities with only one campaign; how do I prevent myself from kidney disease?, when is the right time to go for check-up?, this is what we are going to focus on mainly.”
** Treatment of Chronic Kidney Diseases Very Expensive in Rwanda Taarifa Rwanda (March 9, 2023)
* I needed more training to lead that service. It is my obligation to give back what I have been given.
** Yale Trains Rwandan Health Workers Through 7-Year Program The Kenyan Wall Street (March 23, 2018)

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