In a post shared on his Instagram page, he advised his followers to always ensure they remain relevant, warning that the moment one loses their value, people may stop choosing them and look for someone else to fill their place.
Afod acknowledged that the truth may sound harsh, but noted that it is the reality of life. He urged his followers to stay valuable, keep growing, and never become comfortable with being replaceable.
He wrote:
"Always make sure you remain relevant to the people around you. The moment you lose your value, people may stop choosing you and look for someone else who can fill your place."
"It may sound harsh, but that's life. Stay valuable, keep growing, and never become comfortable with being replaceable."



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