BEWARE OF SMALL POISONOUS SNAKE . (Their is no small enemy)

BEWARE OF A SMALL POISON 🐍 SNAKE ,(Their is no small enemy) (Beware of a cunning and jealous man because he can kill). their is no small enemy and from the foundation of the world 🐍 snake are generally enemy of human being. AUTHOR BY OLAYINKA EMMANUEL DADA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I acknowledgement the Almighty God who gave me the wisdom, knowledge and understanding to write and package this new innovation book for our generation. I recognize the present of God in my life. Copy right C 2024 First publication with your organization For further info +234 08056376261 OR +234 07066602552 APPRECIATION I appreciation the present of God in my life for given me opportunity to write this beautiful book. This is a very special package and landmark in our history. I am delighted that you will accept my innovation. Thank you for being a part of our remarkable story. I also appreciate my Daddy who stood by me always by name CHIEF J. O.DADA. And my two Daughters Victoria and Grace Dada. TABLE OF CONTENTS ✓ INTRODUCTIONS ✓ ITS ALL ABOUT SNAKE ATTITUDE COMPARED TO ENEMY ✓ ITS ALL ABOUT ENEMY IN LIFE WE ARE LIVING ✓ TYPES OF ENEMIES ✓ WHO ARE THE JEALOUS MAN ? ✓ WHO ARE YOUR FOES ? ✓ WHO ARE THE ANTAGONIST? ✓ WHO ÀRE THE CUNNING MAN ? ✓ QUOTES ABOUT ENEMY ✓ HOW TO OVERCOME AN ENEMY ✓ CHASING SHADOW OF EVIL ✓ WHO ARE THE EVILS ONCE? EPISODE 1 INTRODUCTION A small snake 🐍 are more POISONOUS that big snake, they are more smarter than big snakes and you have to beware of small snake because it's can compare to behavior of human being , What do I mean, A small poison snake can be compare to behavior of human being at time, Always remember that your welfare being are very important in your life. Everyone is a suspect. If their is no fire 🔥 their will be no smoke If their is no little crack lizard will not entered. always bearer of small snake. You have to be wise like a sapent and be clever like a dove A small crack can become something that can lead to war at time between two Nations at time, just look at Russian and Ukraine or Israel and Pallestinal at war right now. Enemy is ENEMY, it's doesn't have Mercy untill you overcome him or her, the enemy always think of evils. They don't always think positive but negative, As far as concerned I use the law of Moses again any of my adversary or my enemy nor my foe.. Their is no space for enemy regarding my future and my glory in my diary. Your enemy is your enemy. ENEMY it's doesn't have mercy on anyone, enemy come to steal, scatter and to destroy, Their is no chance for enemy in my diary. No mercy for enemy. life is war play ground. You can't be at war front and folded your hand up at war fare and you have to make used of your gardject in your hand. You have to make use of your war weapons in your hand and run at time , Unless your head is off. Freedom can never being given but it won, The world are already in shamble right now because there are war in every corners of the world now, Ukrainian and Russia are in the battle field now like wise Israelis are also with the war with Pallestina.They are always enemy at the gate, Foes everywhere now. Igbo Proverb: If a snake fails to show its venom, little kids will use it in tying firewood. Origin: A snake is a dangerous reptile. Snake poison can kill an adult in minutes. In Africa, snake bites contribute to deaths. In Igbo land where this proverb originated from, snakes are not toyed with. In some African traditions, snakes are referred, and in others, it’s a delicacy or a deity. The proverb emphasizes on the lethal poison, which is a feature snakes are known for. I can translate this proverb to if one doesn’t show his abilities, he may be taken for granted. Meaning: There are times when one defends one’s capability. What do you think about this proverb? Do you know another African proverb? You can drop it here, and I will discuss it with you. What I cherise most in my life are my safety custody, where I keep my head and family, my quality inward fruits foods, beverage taken inward of my belly are most very important. Secondly the security of myself and my family are very important and thirdly my shelter are very paramount. The snake has gotten a bad rap historically. But let's be honest: snakes are cool. And now Unsplash photographers have given them their due justice, with a huge collection of pristinely beautiful snake images. At Unsplash we're bringing snakes back. Snakes use these venoms for two main purposes. The first is foraging, where venom helps the snake to overpower its prey before eating it. The second is self-defence against potential predators – this is how millions of people get bitten, and around 100,000 killed, every year.24 Mar 2020. Snakes will not bite humans unless they feel threatened, so leaving them alone is the best strategy for preventing a bite. Poison of snake is known as venom it is secreted by glands that produce saliva and stored in fangs. It helps the snake in hunting and protecting itself. So, the correct answer is 'Venom' Most snakes are venomous, but some are also poisonous: Venomous Snakes that inject toxins into their prey using fangs or a sting are venomous. Poisonous Snakes that secrete toxins that can be absorbed through the skin, swallowed, or inhaled are poisonous. Some snakes are both venomous and poisonous, such as the keel back snake in Asia. These snakes store toxins from the toads they eat in glands in their neck. Garter snakes in Oregon can also store toxins from the newts they eat in their livers. While most snakes don't carry enough venom to harm humans after a bite, venomous snakes to look out for in the U.S. include the rattlesnake, copperhead, cottonmouth, and coral snake. Their is no difference between the snake and scorpion, know matter how scorpion is your friends it will still sting you. When people talk about dangerous snakes like black mambas and cobras, at least one person in the conversation will ask whether the snake is poisonous. Bolstered by medical references and haphazard mentions on television and elsewhere in the mass media, the phrase “poisonous snake” has been drilled into our collective consciousness. But this phrase is not technically correct—strictly speaking, most dangerous snakes are venomous. According to biologists, the term venomous is applied to organisms that bite (or sting) to inject their toxins, whereas the term poisonous applies to organisms that unload toxins when you eat them. This means that very few snakes are truly poisonous. The vast majority of snake toxins are transferred by bite. One exception is the garter snake (Thamnophis), which is small and harmless in terms of its bite but is toxic to eat because its body absorbs and stores the toxins of its prey (newts and salamanders). Poisonous animals include most amphibians (that is, frogs, toads, salamanders, etc.), which carry around some amount of toxins on their skin and within their other tissues, such as the highly toxic poison secreted by various poison dart frogs. These chemicals are strong enough that they can be deadly to humans, so you would be wise to keep these creatures off your menu. Original question: In your formulation of the most "deadly" snake, your criteria includes aggressiveness. I see differing levels of defensive behavior in my captive pit vipers, rescues and field observations. How much does individual behavior affect your ranking? A behavior of snake can compare with human being bad behavior,I wouldn’t use behavior at all as a metric for defining the most “deadly” snake. Instead, I would use venom toxicity as the determining factor. Criteria such as aggressiveness and/or defensive behavior would more usefully applied to the definition of the most “dangerous” snake. For example, in the U.S. the deadliest snake is the coral snake in terms of its venom’s potency, but the likelihood of getting bitten by one is small, whereas the likelihood of getting bitten by a western diamondback, which has less potent venom, is much higher, making the diamondback the more dangerous of the two. THEIR IS NO DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A SNAKE BEES AND SCORPION Their is no difference between the snake and scorpion, know matter how scorpion is your friends it will still sting you. There are several different species of scorpions. And the smaller the species of scorpion the bigger the toxin levels. So if a very big scorpion stung an adult. very unlikely to kill. But a small specialize of scorpion stung an adult yes it is possible. Also the ones with more developed pincers may also be non-venomous as the claws are their main weapon. Where the ones with very skinny or small pincers have a more venomous tail sting. A JEALOUS MAN IS A MANIPULATOR A jealous man is a manipulator who always consistently asks you where you are, who you're with, and what you're doing. He goes through your text messages, call logs, or emails without your consent. He regularly checks your social media accounts and interactions with other. A jealous may experience feelings of envy, suspicion, and insecurity, and they may engage in behaviors such as possessiveness, aggression, or manipulation Jealousy is a complex emotion that is often triggered by a perceived threat to one's relationship, possessions, or status. People who are jealous may experience feelings of envy, suspicion, and insecurity, and they may engage in behaviors such as possessiveness, aggression, or manipulation. Yes, a jealous person can be manipulative: Jealousy: A key characteristic of manipulative behavior is jealousy. Emotional manipulation: Jealousy can manifest in emotional manipulation, such as guilt-tripping, gaslighting, emotional blackmail, and the silent treatment. Control: When overwhelmed by emotions and insecurities, jealous people may exert control over their partners. Other signs of manipulation include: Love-bombing: Showering someone with praise and affection to speed up a relationship and make the target feel more attached. Judging: Making fun of someone, judging them, and making them feel bad about themselves. Withholding: Withholding affection, information, or s*x to punish someone. Triangulation: Involving a third person in a disagreement to avoid taking responsibility. Most people can change if they want to and get the support they need. However, it's less likely to happen if someone isn't aware of their behaviors or doesn't want to change. WHO IS A CUNNING MAN ? A cunning person is someone who is thinking is clever at planning and getting what they want, often by tricking others. For example, you might describe someone as a cunning man. A cunning is a deceivers by dribble someone to achieve his purpose. Always beware of a bad Cunning person. Cunning people are clever at planning something so that they get what they want, especially by tricking other people, or things that are cleverly made for a particular purpose: cunning ploy I have a cunning ploy that's guaranteed to succeed. Someone who is cunning has the ability to achieve things in a clever way, often by deceiving other people. These disturbed kids can be cunning. AFRICA BELIEVE ABOUT ENEMY The African proverb about enemies is "If there is no enemy within, the enemy outside cannot harm you". This proverb suggests that inner peace and self-awareness are important, and that true strength comes from mastering one's thoughts and emotions. African proverbs are known for their timeless wisdom and ability to resonate with people of diverse backgrounds. They offer insights into life, relationships, and the human experience. WHO ARE THE ENEMY? An enemy is a person he who back staped us behind us is our enemy. Don't focus on snake only so that you will not missed the scorpion because they have the same attitude. An enemy or a foe is an individual or a group that is considered as forcefully adverse or threatening. The concept of an enemy has been observed to be "basic for both individuals and communities"The term "enemy" serves the social function of designating a particular entity as a threat, thereby invoking an intense emotional response to that entity.The state of being or having an enemy is enmity, foe-hood or foe-ship. The attributes of enemy are greedy, gossiper, jealous, curropution, envy, stealing etc. All these attributes attached to enemy. In some African traditions, snakes are referred, and in others, it’s a delicacy or a deity. The proverb emphasizes on the lethal poison, which is a feature snakes are known for. I can translate this proverb to if one doesn’t show his abilities, he may be taken for granted. Meaning: There are times when one defends one’s capability. If the child learn the trail of the snake, he will also learned the Wonder of the snake. What do you think about this proverb? Do you know another African proverb? You can drop it here, and I will discuss it with you. A small poison snake, as well as 🦂 scorpion are your great enemy compare to man attitude, no matters how you be a friends to a snake or scorpion, it's will still bite or sting you. A SHORT STORY OF A TORTOISE AND a🦂 SCORPION...READ. In the land of Ormok, where the sun kissed the golden sands of the desert and the wind whispered secrets of the ancient past, there lived a Tortoise named Tiotoise and a Scorpion. The two were unlikely friends, for while one was slow and steady, the other was quick and agile. Despite their differences, they had formed a bond that transcended their physical limitations. Tiotoise was a wise and gentle soul, his shell adorned with intricate patterns that told the stories of generations past. He had lived for centuries, witnessing the rise and fall of empires, the birth of new lands, and the passing of time itself. The Scorpion, on the other hand, was a creature of impulse and instinct. Its stinger was its weapon, and it used it without hesitation or remorse. Despite their differences, Tiotoise and the Scorpion were inseparable. They would spend hours wandering the desert, exploring hidden caves and forgotten ruins. The Scorpion would always play pranks on Tiotoise, stinging him when they least expected it. Tiotoise would grumble and complain, but deep down, he knew that it was just the Scorpion's way of showing affection. One day, a great lion in the village of Ormok announced that he would be holding a grand wedding ceremony. Tiotoise and the Scorpion were thrilled at the news and immediately set out to make preparations. However, on the day of the wedding, a sudden storm broke out, flooding the village and turning the desert into a treacherous sea of mud. Tiotoise, being a creature of the land and water, was able to navigate the flooded terrain with ease. The Scorpion, however, struggled to keep up, its delicate legs sinking into the muck with every step. Desperate to attend the wedding, the Scorpion pleaded with Tiotoise to carry it on his back. At first, Tiotoise hesitated. He knew that the Scorpion had a tendency to sting him when they played together, and he feared that carrying it on his back would only invite trouble. But the Scorpion pleaded and promised not to sting him, swearing on the bond of their friendship. Reluctantly, Tiotoise agreed and allowed the Scorpion to climb onto his back. With the Scorpion holding on tightly, Tiotoise waded through the floodwaters, his strong legs propelling them forward. As they reached the middle of the river, however, the Scorpion suddenly plunged its stinger into Tiotoise's back. Why did you sting me? Tiotoise cried out in pain, feeling the venom course through his veins. The Scorpion looked up at him with remorse in its eyes. It is in my nature to sting, my friend, it said sadly. No matter how much I try to resist, I cannot fight my instincts. Tiotoise felt a pang of sadness wash over him. He had trusted the Scorpion, believing that their friendship was strong enough to overcome any obstacle. But now, as he felt the effects of the Scorpion's venom take hold, he realized that some bonds were too fragile to withstand the test of time. As Tiotoise struggled to stay afloat in the turbulent waters, he came to a realization. The Scorpion had taught him a valuable lesson, one that would stay with him for eternity. No matter how close you are to someone, no matter how deep your friendship runs, there are some things that can never be changed. And so, as the floodwaters carried them further and further away from the village of Ormok, Tiotoise closed his eyes and let go of the pain and betrayal. In that moment, he understood that sometimes, the greatest lessons in life come from the most unexpected sources. And so, the tale of the Tortoise and the Scorpion became a cautionary fable, a reminder that even the closest of friends can harbor hidden dangers. As the sun set over the desert, casting a golden glow over the land of Ormok, Tiotoise drifted away into the peaceful embrace of the river, his spirit free at last from the burdens of the past. Their no way you can change an enemy, an enemy is an enemy, always beware of snake, beware of energy at the gate. AN ENEMY ARE FOE A foe is an enemy. Foes can range from an adversary of one person to that of a nation, from “he is my foe” to “they are my foe.” There is also a “that is my foe” who those who are trying to diet know well, aka chocolate. AN ENEMY A foe can be a military opponent, a personal enemy, or a rival. For example, the North and the South were foes during the Civil War. AN OPPONENT A foe can be an opponent in a game or contest, or a political foe. A person who opposes something A foe can be someone who opposes a principle or feeling, such as someone who is a foe to progress in civil rights. A thing that is harmful.A foe can be something that is harmful or destructive to something else, such as sloth being a foe to health. Synonyms of foe include enemy, foeman, opposition, and nemesis. Antonyms of foe include ally and friend.The word foe originated in the Old English period, and is partly inherited from Germanic. WHO IS A BETRAYERS? Betrayal is the breaking or violation of a presumptive contract, trust, or confidence that produces moral and psychological conflict within a relationship amongst individuals, between organizations or between individuals and organizations. Often betrayal is the act of supporting a rival group, or it is a complete break from previously decided upon or presumed norms by one party from the others. Someone who betrays others is commonly known as a traitor or betrayer. A betray is your great enemy.First, there is the enemy of Sin. Second, the enemy of Self. Third, the enemy of Satan. All contrary things, whether they be of spiritual, natural, or human origin, find their root in one of these three sources. WHO IS AN ENEMY A friend is a person who can added positive values to you expecatialy in time of needs is your friends. But a person he or she, who can't added value to you is your enemy or anybody who can't stand for you behind you is your enemy. A person who can't stand behind and defend behind you is your enemy. Always Beware of a jealous man because a jealous can kills. In the issues of life always Beware of evil, envil and jealous man, if you see anybody who always discouraged you about good thing is a jealous man, Beware of jealous man or woman. HOW TO IDENTIFY A JEALOUS MAN. ✓ A person who always looks you any how is your jealous. ✓ A person who can't see good things about you is a jealous man ✓ A person who always discouraged you ✓ A person who always argue with you without even listen to your explanation or your ideas is a jealous man.Even if you are doing the right things. ✓ A person who always don't respect your opinion or ideas is a jealous Man. ✓ A person who always cancel your ideas or disagree with your crazy ideas that can help or give you cool cash. ✓ A person who always spoiled you behind your present is a jealous man or woman. Every issues of life required a big risk, I will say good risk is profitable. Don't wait , if you wait you will waste. THIS IS LIFE. You arrived naked. You will die naked. You come without earthly materials such as a mansion, gold and money. You will leave without earthly materials. This is life. Your first bath, someone washed you. Your last bath, someone will wash you. This is life. So why so much envy? Why so much hatred? Why so much corruption? Why so much selfishness? Why so much malice? This is life. Be good to people. Do the right things. Be kind to people. Be fair to people. We have limited time on earth. Don't waste it on worthless things. This is life. TYPES OF ENEMY ✓ Yards Enemy ✓ Streets Enemy ✓ Family Enemy ✓ Class-mate Enemy ✓ Market Enemy/ Business Enemy ✓ House 🏡 Hold Enemy. ✓ Self Enemy ✓ Friend Enemy ✓ Co-workers Enemy ✓ Church Enemy ✓ Relationship Enemy ✓ Church and Mosque Enemy READ SHORT STORYLINE OF THE FOLLOWING PRACTICALISED ILLUSTRATIONS TYPES OF ENEMIES. √ ENEMY OF THE YARD. Once upon a time, in a small town in Nigeria, there lived two young men named Tolu and Chike. They both resided in the same yard, a quaint little compound filled with colorful flowers and bustling with life. Tolu was a hardworking and optimistic individual, always striving to better himself and reach his goals. Chike, on the other hand, was envious and bitter, constantly comparing himself to others and feeling resentful towards those who appeared to have more than him. As the years went by, Tolu's hard work and determination paid off. He found success in his career and was able to afford luxuries that he once only dreamt of. One day, Tolu decided to treat himself to a brand new car. He parked it proudly in the yard, showing it off to his neighbors with a smile on his face. However, Chike's reaction was not what Tolu had expected. Chike's eyes darkened with jealousy as he saw Tolu's new car. He couldn't believe that Tolu had managed to achieve something so impressive, while he was still stuck in the same place, feeling stagnant and unfulfilled. From that day on, Chike became the enemy of the yard, constantly brooding over Tolu's success and resenting him for it. No matter what Tolu did, whether it was purchasing a new gadget or achieving a milestone at work, Chike was always there to rain on his parade. He would make snide remarks and spread rumors about Tolu, trying to tarnish his reputation and make himself feel better in the process. Tolu tried to ignore Chike's antics, focusing on his own journey and growth, but it was difficult not to be affected by his neighbor's negativity. One evening, as Tolu sat in his living room reflecting on his day, he heard a loud crash coming from outside. Rushing to the window, he saw Chike standing next to his car, a malicious grin on his face. Tolu's heart sank as he realized that Chike had vandalized his beloved vehicle, scratching the paint and slashing the tires out of pure spite. Anger and betrayal surged through Tolu as he confronted Chike, demanding an explanation for his actions. Chike simply shrugged and laughed, relishing in the chaos he had caused. It was clear to Tolu now that Chike's envy had turned into something much darker – a deep-seated hatred that consumed him and drove him to destroy everything good in his path. As the days passed, tension grew between Tolu and Chike, their feud escalating to a dangerous level. The once peaceful yard was now filled with animosity and fear, with the other residents caught in the middle of their conflict. It seemed as though there was no end in sight, no resolution to be found between these two enemies. But deep down, Tolu knew that he could not let Chike's bitterness control his life. He made a decision to rise above the chaos and focus on what truly mattered – his own happiness and well-being. With a determined spirit, Tolu set out to repair his car and mend the damage that had been done, refusing to let Chike's actions define him. In a surprising turn of events, Chike approached Tolu one day, a hint of remorse in his eyes. He confessed to his envy and admitted that he had let it consume him, causing him to lash out in destructive ways. Tolu listened with empathy, understanding the pain that Chike had been harboring all this time. As they stood in the yard, facing each other as equals for the first time, Tolu extended a hand of forgiveness towards Chike. In that moment, the walls of resentment crumbled, and a newfound sense of peace descended upon the yard. Tolu and Chike may have started out as enemies, but they had come to realize that they were more alike than they had ever imagined – two souls striving for happiness in a world filled with challenges and obstacles. From that day on, Tolu and Chike worked together to rebuild the trust and harmony in the yard, setting aside their differences and embracing a new chapter of understanding and friendship. The enemy of the yard had been vanquished, replaced by a bond that would withstand the test of time. And as the flowers bloomed and the sun set on their peaceful corner of the world, Tolu and Chike knew that they had found a kind of happiness that could only come from letting go of the past and embracing the future with open hearts. ✓STREETS ENEMY In the bustling streets of Lagos, where countless dreams are born and shattered, one man stood out amongst the rest. His name was Daniel, a young entrepreneur who had recently purchased a piece of land in the heart of Alimosho local area. With big dreams and even bigger ambitions, Daniel set out to build his own house from scratch, a feat not many could accomplish in a place where old land lords reigned supreme. As Daniel began shipping new building materials to his land, whispers started to spread amongst the other land lords. They were not pleased with his progress, jealous of the fact that he was the first to start building a new house in the area. Their dark minds and bad bellies festered with envy, leading them to gang up against Daniel, determined to sabotage his efforts and bring him down. But Daniel was not one to back down easily. With a fierce determination and unwavering resolve, he continued to work tirelessly on his new house, ignoring the whispers and sneers of his enemies. Little did he know, however, that there was a deeper force at play in the streets of Lagos, a mysterious entity known only as the Enemy of the Streets. This unseen enemy had been watching Daniel closely, lurking in the shadows and waiting for the perfect moment to strike. With a malevolent grin and eyes full of malice, the Enemy of the Streets began to weave a web of dark magic around Daniel, causing strange and inexplicable things to happen on his construction site. Tools would go missing, materials would mysteriously disappear, and accidents would occur without warning. It seemed as though the very land itself was rebelling against Daniel, as if the earth beneath his feet had turned against him. And as the attacks grew more frequent and more intense, Daniel began to fear for his life and his sanity. But just when all hope seemed lost, a ray of light shone through the darkness. A mysterious figure appeared before Daniel, clad in flowing robes and wielding a staff engraved with ancient runes. This figure revealed themselves to be a powerful sorcerer, a master of the arcane arts who had been tasked with protecting Daniel from the Enemy of the Streets. Together, Daniel and the sorcerer embarked on a perilous journey through the shadowy streets of Lagos, facing off against malevolent spirits and dark forces that sought to destroy them. With each step they took, the power of the Enemy of the Streets waned, its grip on Daniel loosening with every passing moment. Finally, after a fierce battle that shook the very foundations of Alimosho local area, the sorcerer managed to banish the Enemy of the Streets back to the depths from whence it came. The streets of Lagos fell silent once more, the shadows dissipating as the sun rose over the horizon, bathing the land in a warm golden light. And so, Daniel's house stood tall and proud in the heart of Alimosho local area, a beacon of hope and resilience in a world full of darkness and despair. The people of the streets. As for Daniel, he stood triumphant amidst the wreckage of his once- embattled construction site, a sense of peace and tranquility washing over him. With the help of the sorcerer and his own indomitable spirit, he had overcome the greatest challenge of his life and emerged victorious on the other