Kakanda🌎

Nobody is perfect . Embrace your flaws .

[Dear Son. @DearS_o_n]

Dear son,

[Numero Uno @haidaer__]

Unemployment can make a man feel useless in his family.
I pray for you now, may God bless you with a permanent job in 2025. Claim it.

[Ja Leto @_falsi1ke]

If your parents count on you, don't play the same game with those who count on their parents.

[Sarki. @Waspapping_]

This

[Sarki. @Waspapping_]

The world is a prison for the believer and a paradise for the unbeliever. - Prophet Muhammad

[H’s mom @aiishadahir]

Duas to ask on the day of Arafah’ 🤍

[Oke Umurhohwo @OkeStalyf]

Last year, in December, Herbert Wigwe moved into his new house at Queen’s Drive, Ikoyi, Lagos.

A mighty, imposing edifice that speaks to his ambition and class.

It was his dream house, and so no cost was spared in building it.

A state-of-the-art house that is fully digital and automated as well.

You know the type of house where Siri and Google Assistant control the basic functionality of the property.

According to a rough estimate from those with knowledge of the property that I spoke to, over 10 billion naira were spent on the project.

And the reason why Herbert spent that much on the property was not far-fetched.

It was meant to serve as his retirement home in Lagos, so he made sure he spent money to build it.

Three weeks ago, he hosted Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, and his bestie, Femi Otedola, in the new property.

They had dinner together, but before that, he took them around his new property to show the two Forbes billionaires his new acquisition.

He was a man whose palm kernel was cracked by the gods.

Little did Herbert know that it would be the last time he would be hosting Aliko Dangote and his bestie, Femi.

Herbert was a very wealthy man in his lifetime.

Before he died, he was the majority shareholder of Access Bank, as he controlled 9% of the bank.

That 9% shareholding made him the largest shareholder of Access Bank, and the shares he controls are collectively worth $54 million.

For all this humongous wealth, one thing that stood out in my book is that he loved God and then committed the wealth that God gave him to serving him and supporting his work.

Before he died, he was an active member of Adeboye's RCCG, and he worshipped with a branch of the RCCG called City of David, an upscale RCCG church in Lagos, and he was present until his death.

He worshipped with them two Sundays ago.

In 2018, the City of David had an outreach in Makoko; the budget was 800 million.

Herbert brought 500 million of the money, and the church brought the rest.

Until he died, he was paying the salaries of the choir members of City David Chuch secretly and quietly, without making a fuss about it.

The City of David has the biggest church building. for the RCCG family in Lagos, complete with a helipad, and when the project was at its infancy level, Herbert made sure that Access Bank paid for a 10-year lease of the office space to be domiciled in the building.

He did this when the church project was at the foundation, and it took 5 years after the payment for the project to be done and for the bank to occupy the space.

But he did more than this.

When the City of David ran out of funds as they were building the church building on Victoria Island, Herbert used his influence to facilitate a loan from Access Bank for his local church to complete God's project.

Three weeks ago, the city of David Church had an issue paying back a billon of naira, which was the loan Hebert facilitated back to Access Bank.

He gave the church an interest-free 1 billion naira of his money, which they are expected to pay back this year to him.

This was who Herbert was. A man who loved God and was unapologetic about it.

I have been reflecting on Herbert Wigwe's life and how empty life is since I woke up this morning, and I came to one conclusion.

Life is just fleeting.

Do your best to live your life on your terms and create enough memories.

Love the people who love you back, and touch as many souls as you can.
At the end of the day, tomorrow is not guaranteed.

#Copied#

[nay🎀. @fineassnayyyy]

Date somebody who can communicate, comprehend, apologize, and correct behavior 💯😩

[Dr Ramatu Tijjani Aliyu @DrRamatuAliyu]

On the occasion of your birthday, I extend my warm wishes to our Baba, Former President @MBuhari. Your dedication to our nation has left an indelible mark, and your leadership qualities continue to be a source of inspiration. May this day be filled with joy, reflection, and the appreciation of the lasting impact you've had on our great country. Happy Birthday!

[YabaLeftOnline @yabaleftonline]

"Stay away from people who benefited from you but act like you've never given them anything" - Akon

[Kakanda🌎 @Ibeexs]

@_hafsat_paki It will make you more humble and closer to your creator

[• @Alhamdhulillaah]

This is so heart breaking 😔😔😔

He is reminding his brother to recite the shahadah in case he passes away.

انا لله وانا اليه راجعون

[Kakanda🌎 @Ibeexs]

Be humble you won’t stay fresh forever 🫶🏾

[• @Al__Quraan]

My biggest dream is to touch Ka'bah one day. In’sha’Allah 😭🤲

[• @Al__Quraan]

one day your heart will stop beating and nothing in this Dunya will matter, in the end, it’ll just be you, Allah and your book of deeds. today you’re alive, tomorrow you might end up in your grave so stay close to Allah whilst you’re still alive.

[Daniel Regha @DanielRegha]

Oseni Rufai should learn how to control himself while discussing with guests; He lacks basic interviewing skills. It's rude to command or interrupt people when they're speaking. Opinions are debatable, but he turns everything into a heated argument & tries to impose rather than listen.