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For me, this is why I will always strive, hard as it is, to never solicit funds from the public, no matter the situation.
Humans are an interesting bunch; the moment they give you their money, they believe they own you; your reactions, your speech, the very way you are allowed to exist. You are expected to live on their terms, and the moment you don’t, they remind you.
They remind you how they gave you money when you needed it, how they picked you up from the sewers you were languishing in, how you should, in some way, remain indebted, not just in gratitude, but in blind obedience.
We saw it with Mummy Zee, how quickly people tried to silence her the moment she spoke on issues, how readily they reduced her to a poor housewife who couldn’t afford basic household items.
We are seeing it again with Obadiah, how the expectation now is complete exposure, that he must lay himself bare, detailing every financial transaction he has engaged in simply because people are contributing to his surgery.
Now allow me pause here: it is important for anyone who is to be operated upon to be honest and accountable to the very people who made such a surgery possible. But there is a thin line between accountability and ownership.
Posting one’s account statement, especially when the purpose of the crowdfunding has already been achieved, does not in any way prove accountability. It is, in many ways, an invitation to pry into that person’s life, and the moment something does not align with expectation, the outcry goes, “Ah, so you even bought a shirt with our money?”
It is humiliation, dressed up as concern for accountability.
And humiliation, as it turns out, is a tool the average human wields; an effective way to bend beneficiaries to their will. It is a shame how easily, how eagerly, we resort to it.
@OtitoNosike Jesus Christ of Nazareth!
Who taught you how to write bro??
What sort of clarity is this in your tone and words?
Are you an engineer? Cause this structuring needs to be studied.. if I'm to be your opposition in any debate and you drop this, you win. This articulation is epic💯
Women like this are the real enablers of the same sexual immorality and abuse we are strongly fighting against. People are trying to eradicate sexual harassment in public yet she’s going about normalizing it all in the name of content.
Tf??????
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#TechEducation# #Digitalwitch#
You had been overlooked at work for months.
Same effort, same long hours, but no recognition.
Watching others move ahead while you stayed in the same spot started to get to you.
One evening, you almost gave up trying.
But the next morning, you showed up again, sharper, more focused, learning, improving, doing the work even when no one noticed.
And slowly, things began to change.
Because you made a quiet decision. Never give up. Never surrender.
Rise, no matter the odds.
I hope this motivates you 🫵
@FabrizioRomano Is this possible?
I thought we have all forgotten about AFCON?
So now what?
If i'm a morocco player, i will be ashamed to lift that trophy or to even snap and post with it.
When I sent my mum the custom Oriki video, she just kept smiling 🥹❤️
That praise poetry hits differently.
Mothers deserve this kind love.
Try it for your mum too.
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#ShowSomeLoveTomum