@OlakitanFagbuyi The Igbo man is naturally competitive, flamboyant and proud. The Hausa man is largely misunderstood, underestimated but are silent achievers. The Yoruba man is highly disciplined, very accommodating and Enjoys his life regardless.
If you are not careful in Kaduna and Abuja, you will hit 40 years old with nothing but pictures and memories of hangout, picnic, funfair, and fake life.
Innalillahi wa Inna ilaihi Raji'un 😭
He is no longer in this world 🥹♥️ Please let him continue earning good deeds by reposting his video ♥️🥹 May Allah have mercy on him. 🤲
@KelOnovo This inland bridge is impressive. Who can guess the state and city that has the longest Inland bridge in Nigeria.
Hin. Not Lagos, Abuja or PH.
5k for the winner.
'16 years ago, our housemaid found an abandoned baby, about six months old, on our doorstep. She immediately alerted us.
We took the child in & spent nearly 9 months searching for his parents. We did everything humanly possible to find them so they could take their child back. We made community announcements and even radio broadcasts, but nobody came forward. Eventually, we reported the matter to the police. After months of contemplation, we decided to officially adopt him because we didn’t want him to grow up in an orphanage.
We completed all the legal paperwork and welcomed him as our fourth child, as we already had three children of our own. We have been caring for this boy since he was an infant. There has never been any discrimination; we love him exactly like our biological children, and his siblings treat him as their own brother. Simply put, we all fell in love with him, and he truly became one of us.
Now, after 16 years of raising him, sponsoring his education, and bonding as a family, his biological mother has suddenly appeared. Just as the boy is about to finish high school, she has spent the last three weeks pestering us to hand him over. She claims she is ready for a DNA test to prove he is hers.
Almost every day, this Woman comes to cry at our doorstep. Last time, she even brought her pastor, who begged us to give the boy back. This morning, she came again, threatening to h"" rt herself if we do not return him within two weeks. She said that if anything happens to her, her bl'∅'d will be on our hands.
My husband and I are devastated. We have bonded with this boy for sixteen years, and it is not easy to just let him go. We are in total shock and honestly do not know what to do at the moment '