I have been paying my late uncle's wife's two children's school fees since 2024. Each term costs me about 240,000 naira covering both fees and books.
Earlier this year in February, she came to me with a plan. She wanted to start a business so she could lift the burden off my neck. She needed 500,000 naira. I gave her without hesitation.
Last term, she told me not to bother with the school fees anymore. She was ready to handle it herself. She had started selling thrift wears in the market.
Today she called and said she wanted to buy fuel for my car. I casually sent my account details.
This woman shocked me: She sent 50,000 naira.
She launched her boutique last week. She said it was her own way of saying thank you.
Some people will restore your faith in humanity when you least expect it.
Above all, love God.
As humans, we were taught since primary school that snakes are poisonous but what i want to know is how do animals know that snakes are poisonous as well?
BRO TO BRO...
1- Never play without boots no matter how good or beautiful the field is.
2- Renew a player's contract before they start negotiating with other clubs.
3- I don't recommend signing legends, if you do please don't get attached.
4- If a player starts causing problems in the dressing room, respectfully release the player: We don't have time for violence at the club.
5- Never sign an under-age player. The rules of the game are very strict, if you're unsure about the age of the player ask for the birth certificate.
6- Last but not the least: No player is bigger than the club!
7- Finally, always have a strong bench cos your star players will have off days.
8- Never you delete an old player's contact you might need them.
9- If you were accused of scoring a goal while you're still on the bench, request for VAR.
10-Make sure the player pass all medicals before signing.
11- Never take back a player that rejected your club for another club.
12- Don't sign a player with excess baggage.
IF YOU THINK ALL THESE ARE ABOUT FOOTBALL, RELATE WITH AN EXPERT.
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Mr Anthony a very a brave police officer Saves the day
Around 3pm, a whole street was robbed by seven armed men, and he was the only one on duty.
They began exchanging gunfire with him (Mr. Anthony). Long story short, he took down six of those heavily armed men. One of them escaped and went to call for reinforcements, which consisted of 15 new squad members.
Throughout all this, Mr. Anthony didn't back down; he stood his ground, honored the oath he pledged to Nigerian civilians, and protected everyone in the area.
He also bravely took down the reinforced 15 armed men. They shot an RPG at the complex, which had civilians and a baby inside, but he rescued everyone. Despite heavy fire, he didn’t back down.
Finally A one man squad Mr trump can honour in Nigeria
On July 2, 1982, a 33-year-old truck driver named Larry Walters tied 42 helium weather balloons to a Sears lawn chair, strapped on a parachute, packed a BB gun, sandwiches, and a six-pack… and cut the rope.
He expected to float a few hundred feet over his San Pedro backyard.
Instead he shot up like a rocket to 16,000 feet — straight into the main approach path for LAX.
Two airline pilots radioed the tower: they had just passed a man in a lawn chair holding a gun at 16,000 feet.
For 45 minutes he floated over Los Angeles, freezing, too scared to shoot more balloons. Finally he started popping them one by one and came down tangled in power lines in Long Beach, blacking out part of the neighborhood.
When police asked why he did it, he said:
“A man can’t just sit around.”
FAA fined him $4,000. America turned him into a folk hero — Lawnchair Larry.
True story.