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What if we didn’t transfer the money?
What he did was simple: he sold the fuel to us, gave us his account number and phone number, and said that whenever we sent the money, we should let him know.
I doubt something like that could happen in any other part of Nigeria.
One culture shock I have witnessed here in the North is how trusting people are.
Today, we went to a filling station to buy fuel for the car and we needed to do transfer. Suddenly, none of the bank apps were working because the network was terrible.
The fuel attendant, whom we had never met before and in fact, we had never bought fuel at that station before, told us he could sell the fuel to us, and we could pay him when we got home.
It felt very strange to me.
How could someone be willing to let go of 30,000 naira?
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DO CHURCHES STILL GIVE FOOD TO FIRST-TIMERS?
Back in my university days, I had a friend who was known for this.
Whenever she was broke, she would dress up and attend a new church every Sunday as a first-timer.
She always came back with food.😆
It was hilarious to me at the time, but honestly, it was a very lucrative arrangement.
It ensured that undergraduates were well fed every Sunday, and sometimes even had provisions to last for the next day or two.
I am genuinely curious.
Do our churches still do this today?
I recently saw a trending video of a female guest at a wedding whose br**sts dropped almost to her tummy, and people were shaming her.
The first question that came to my mind was, “Does this person not have molebi?”
Let us even agree that she does not have any molebi.
What about ojúlùmọ̀?
Ara adugbo?
Ah!
If you are a friend and your friend is always badly dressed, and you do not say anything to caution them, then you are a terrible friend.
I recently saw a trending video of a female guest at a wedding whose breasts dropped almost to her tummy, and people were shaming her.
The first question that came to my mind was, “Does this person not have molebi?”
Let us even agree that she does not have any molebi.
What about ojúlùmọ̀?
Ara adugbo?
Ah!
If you are a friend and your friend is always badly dressed, and you do not say anything to caution them, then you are a terrible friend.