3 years ago, I became a Canadian citizen 🇨🇦 🇳🇬
Feels just like yesterday when I stepped into this country and called it my home.
It’s been nothing short of incredible building a life I love here and now helping others do the same.
So I got my period at work today with absolutely no warning and went around asking all the women in the office if anyone had anything and nobody had a single thing.
One of the guys overheard me and said he had pads in his car because he keeps them there for his girlfriend for emergencies.
And then he went out to his car and came back and handed me a pastry bag.
This man had put the pads inside a pastry bag so nobody would know what was in it. To save me the awkwardness of walking through the office visibly carrying pads. He thought about that. On his own.
And it wasn't just one, he gave me two because I had an eight hour shift and he did that math himself apparently.
I was not prepared for......
Nigerians don't know how finished they are. Bread is £0.55 in UK I.e. about 900 naira. Spaghetti, chicken, turkey etc are far cheaper in the UK🇬🇧 than Nigeria🇳🇬. Used car around 3m in UK.
But a cleaner in UK earns over 3 million naira monthly while in Nigeria it's??
The older you get, the more you realize luck is mostly exposure. If you sit in the same place, have the same routine, talking to the same people, nothing new really happens. You have to tackle the world to succeed. Travel more. Talk to people.
Every single individual that have tried to get in touch with Mirabel, she has cut communication with them; even VeryDarkMan. Why do Nigerian girls think r@pe is the newest and easiest way to trend? — Rita
A little boy got stuck in an elevator and prayed, “Lord, please open the door… I am a little scared, but I know you are with me”.
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