@BlehisBack 2. Philippians 1:18 What then? notwithstanding, every way, whether in pretence, or in truth, Christ is preached; and I therein do rejoice, yea, and will rejoice.
@BlehisBack 2 bible verses
1. 1 Corinthians 3:7 So then neither is he that planteth any thing, neither he that watereth; but God that giveth the increase.
@TheEmmalez But as long as it remains one of the favourite foods of the common man and is readily available, I struggle to see how the profit margin would be significant enough to sustain the business.
@TheEmmalez Not every business idea is viable at the inception stage. This idea might become more plausible if garri becomes scarce or difficult to access.
Thank you, Mercy.
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@vector_olal As a guy, never use another manโs situation to catch cruise, not for clicks, engagement, attention, or any personal gain.
Donโt even let it cross your mind.
We ought to celebrate each other, stand by each other, and pull each other up.
A decade ago and earlier, driving on our roads was fairly sane. You could take a casual drive in some cities with your open-roof car, and no one would harass you. Your issue was potholes and lack of road lights.
Then one day, some group of money-miss-roads thought to themselves that they could get high on clout if they started throwing money at able-bodied people who stand by the road doing nothing. The hailing and running after their vehicles that the cash would evoke was a drug; it got them high. They continued to do it. It became a competition.
Soon, the rugged-looking guys by the roadside saw this as a career. They began to ask for money by the road, through softer approach. They hailed you and begged you. You showed them love. They didnโt touch your car; they didnโt obstruct your passage. They just walked alongside.
Things got tougher. Fewer people threw cash on the road, and more people saw the cash-begging business as an attractive work. They could make easy 10k daily doing nothing.
As the economy got rougher, the โindustryโ switched into survival mode. The tough, rugged-looking ones pushed away the calmer ones. They started making subtle threats at the young drivers in flashy cars, and out of fear, some dropped money. The new tactic worked.
The drivers figured it out. They rolled up their windows and looked straight ahead, without catching the gaze of the dangerous-looking car huggers. Then the huggers and beggars improvised. They kissed your window with angry faces and yelled into the glass. They crowded you, with intent to stun you with fear. This is the reality today.
Newsflash: It will not end there. Soon, they will start wielding guns, and you will remember these are the monsters we made.
Another related problem is brewing with the car-spotters. The attention-starved rich ones are breeding the next set of carjackers and traffic robbers. In due time, the chicken will come home to roost.
Always remember, the hunger for clout got us here, and that hunger will imprison us all.
Hoping government provides a decisive fix, whatever it takes to return sanity.
Have a nice day.
@realTonyUche Yes, i get you, bro.
He works in diverse ways. He can be our comforter, and He can also use another vessel to comfort us and minister to our needs.
In all, that He may be glorified.โจ๏ธ
@realTonyUche Bro, it's just like the way people go to their pastors for counseling. Now imagine a certified therapist who is also Spirit-filled. It's similar to how we have Spirit-filled doctors and other healthcare professionals.
God works in diverse ways