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5-day sunnah fasting reminder
in shā’ allāh, we’ll be fasting from thursday 24th to monday 28th september:
thursday — 12th sunnah
friday — 13th white day
saturday — 14th white day
sunday — 15th white day
monday — 16th sunnah
may allāh accept it from us. āmeen 🤲🏽
Bro, once in a while, go ikeja side, around that alausa area… try am for like 1 week… if you no forget about that girl wey you think sey you no fit replace… make God kpai me before next week🙏🏽😂
I did my research, and here are big companies in Ikeja, Omole, Opebi & Oregun, alongside their LinkedIn pages:
Do your research, check their career pages, send a cold email💌
1. Always have it at the back of your mind that rent is due every day. This gives you a sense of financial urgency.
2. Learn how to say NO and mean it. Disappoint as many people as you can, especially people who wouldn’t come through for you. They’ll be fine, with or without you, I promise.
3. Whenever money enters your hand, if you are on a budget, cook stew and soup. You’ll be able to rough it with those until your next credit alert.
4. Cultivate the habit of saving money, no matter how little. If you save ₦20k monthly, that’s ₦240k in a year. Use Renmoney or any reputable fintech platform. They offer 22% interest yearly. I know this because I use them.
5. Buy data in bulk. In fact, buy foodstuff and groceries in bulk. You are spending more to save even more during rainy days.
6. It is not just enough that you save; find a way to use your money to earn more passively. No matter how much you have, if you don’t make more money, you’ll go broke.
7. Deep down, you know you don’t NEED a new gadget. You only WANT a new one. Put that money to good use until you can comfortably afford your frivolities.
8. There’s no shame in saying you cannot afford something. No go use shame chest billing for where you suppose use scope disembark from the settings.
9. Leave Instagram vendors alone. Buy all your clothes from SHEIN and TEMU. You, in fact, get better quality for less. You’ll see quality wears between ₦7–20k there.
10. Don’t date. I won’t explain further.
11. They’ll whine you, but I promise you, cooking will always be cheaper than eating out. Always remember that there is rice at home.
12. Take number four seriously. You are not too broke to save.
13. You live in a poor country. If you already have a Spotify subscription, you don’t need Apple Music. If you have Prime Video, you don’t need Netflix. In fact, split subscriptions with your friends and share logins.
As someone who has been to Makkah and Madinah twice, I think I am somewhat qualified to give a few hints to people who have never been there before but are planning to go or hope to go someday. May Allah make it easy for you all. Āmīn.
1. Generally, things are cheaper in Makkah than in Madinah.
2. Zamzam water is everywhere in Makkah, because the Zamzam well is located within Masjid al-Haram, while in Madinah, Zamzam water is not as readily available.
3. If you are coming from outside the Masjid, from your hotel or anywhere else and want to gain direct access to the Kaaba, go through Gate 79, it’s the easiest way.
4. Only men wearing Ihram are allowed inside the Kaaba. If you are wearing anything other than Ihram, you will not be allowed to enter the Kaaba, while women can wear any clothing as long as it is decent and appropriate.
5. If you want to buy abayas and jalabiyas, patronise the roadside shops around your hotels. Abayas and Jalabiyas can be ridiculously expensive in the shops around Masjid al-Haram, and honestly, they are not necessarily better than what you can get from the roadside shops.
6. The best dates and honey are in Madinah. You can get them in Makkah too, but Madinah has a wider variety of dates and honey, and they are generally cheaper there.
7. If you are going for Tawaf or planning to stay for a long time around the Kaaba, don’t drink too much water at once and don’t eat a whole lot of food. Because if you suddenly need to use the toilet, you will have to leave the mosque area, and depending on where you are, it can be quite a walk — around 15–20 minutes each way to the restroom.
8. If you want to enter the Kaaba, go at least 1 hour and 30 minutes before the prayer time. Once the time for Salah is approaching, you may no longer be allowed to enter until the prayer has finished.
9. Be careful when people approach you for money around the Sa’i area (Safa and Marwah). People may approach you with different stories. Two of the most common ones I encountered were people showing me their ATM cards and saying they weren’t working, or telling me they had lost their bag containing all their money. This happened to me four times within five minutes — four different people using two different versions of the same kind of story.
10. If you’re coming from the UK, your Revolut card is a good option. In my experience, the exchange rate was better.
I’ll drop these 10 for now. I’ll quote this post with more tips later, btw, these are generally personal experience, not a general standard experience.
May Allah make the journey easy for everyone who hopes to visit Makkah and Madinah, accept our Ibadah, and invite us back again and again.
Āmīn.
I applied for a job last year and told only one friend about it.
A few days later, she sent me a screenshot and said, “Apply for this one too.”
I told her, “They’re looking for someone with more experience.”
She said, “Apply anyway. Let them reject you, not yourself.......
I honestly don’t know how far this post will go, but I need to try.
I have ₦600,000 left to pay from a ₦1.8m debt that came from a business deal that went badly. I’ve already paid ₦1.2m, sold properties and sacrificed almost everything valuable I had to get to this point.
The ₦600k is due by Saturday, and my house rent is also due soon. I’m trying to raise about ₦1m to clear the debt, sort out my rent and get back on my feet.
I’m not asking anyone to give me ₦1m.
I’m asking you to patronize our business.
We deal in iPhones, laptops, UK-used gadgets, brand-new phones, active & non-active devices, game consoles, speakers and accessories.
For the next few days, I’m crashing our prices and forfeiting a large part of my profit to raise the money I need.
You will hardly find these offers anywhere else. Give me a chance to prove it.
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I’ll be posting the available gadgets and prices. If you need an iPhone, laptop, PS5, speaker, smartwatch, charger or any gadget, please consider buying from us.
And if you don’t need anything, please repost.
You may not be able to give me money, but your repost could put this in front of someone who needs what I sell.
I’m not looking for a handout.
I’m asking for an opportunity to sell.
Please patronize us.
Please refer someone.
Please repost.
Give me a chance to work my way out of this.
Thank you. 🙏
A big thank you to everyone who reposted, commented, shared opportunities, tagged people, and reached out to me privately. 🥹🤍
I’m actively seeking postgraduate scholarship opportunities and internship placements in pharmaceutical/food companies or research institutes, particularly in QC, R&D, or related analytical roles.
Any assistance, referral, recommendation, or mentorship would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you for believing in me. 🙏🏽🤍
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