@Ruky_Baby27 Whoa.This will definitely affect the children.lf he/she is not doing well it's better to leave the actual marls https://t.co/sIPvBS4zyq the parents for a meeting and discuss need for extra lessons and either promote on probation or retain .The parents will make that choice .
@OgodoSandra Don't bother pls.Had a similar experience with a distant niece.She started cooking food in the aunt s house for the boy she claims she had left.Long and short of the story.She packed expensive stuffs from the house and ran away again with the bf.They don't change
@omwanba_ The pettiness of em https://t.co/WemXHbcj4T friends MD is worse.aThe MD "s drivers will be the one to inform her MDsaid so and so is lazy he will be fired soon MD says he is praying so and so resigns,MD says all of you just sit in the office all https://t.co/4Dl8DOaNwM petty f
@olajumokeokenla It's annoying but fun part of using public transportation.Have you taken a 6 am bis and all you can hear is various religious programmes on speaker and people saying Amin and Amen while you just want to catch up on your sleep?
The video is beautifully produced and tells an inspiring surface-level story: two people from very different worlds (America × Kenya, different races, cultures, and likely life experiences) who faced criticism, chose each other anyway, built a family, and appear happy.
Real love that leads to a strong marriage isn’t about dramatic US AGAINST THE WORLD stories. It’s about two disciplined, value-aligned people choosing each other every day - especially when emotions shift and life gets tough.
The strongest couples aren’t loud; they quietly build trust, respect, shared purpose, and emotional safety over time.
This was the man who murdered my dad’s friend daughter in 2011 by stabbing her over 77 times in various parts of her body, his Name is AKOLADE AROWOLO
He was a RCCG youth pastor and the church tried to subvert justice back then
She was the breadwinner of the house while him a struggling youth pastor with no job or funds and heavily rely on her salary s a banker
Their daughter was just 3yrs old when this useless man took my friend’s life
It started from small beating and shouting then it became a regular thing
We fought hard for her to leave this useless man alone but she always find an excuse for him
Every week is a different mark on her face filled with heavy makeup and shades to hide her scars
She didn’t come to work on that said day and her colleagues got worried and had to call me cos we work in close proximity to each other, I was clueless to on why she didn’t show to work and put a call across her phone and BBM but none went through
Her colleague persuaded me we should both go to her house during our lunch break and we went, on getting to her house her flat doors were locked, it was when I peeped through the kitchen window I saw blood and screamed for help, the kitchen door at the back of the flat got broken and what I saw was her lifeless body in the pool of her own blood
I almost screamed the whole building down with the whole neighborhood rushing down towards the kitchen,it was the most awful crime scenes I’ve ever seen
This horrible man lied she stabbed herself to death and his church supported him until a great pathologists proved them wrong and he was finally sentenced to death by hanging in 2019 and still waiting to be hanged
If you want people to talk about men to stop beating their wives then I’m not the kind of person, if you don’t leave when I advice you to leave then be prepared for whatever outcome you get cos you can see the rates of FEMICIDE in recent years
I’ve written this story over and over again on this platform to encourage women to leave at the first sign of violence
Leave to LIVE
@Nigeriangod_ Whao 15yeara already.l recently shared the saga with my colleague who was in an abusive marriage.Women pls run as soon as a man hits https://t.co/hvdpoZ4okE begging
I was in a hospital to visit a neighbor who just suddenly collapsed a few days ago. I was in the waiting area, sitting and watching people come and go. The place smelled of fear and hope mixed together. You could literally touch the pain on people’s faces.
I noticed a man standing near the nurses’ desk begging. I watched him wipe his tears a couple of times. His voice was low, but fear enveloped him. His wife lay on the waiting couch, weak.
I watched him step aside and sit down. He buried his face in his palms. I walked up to him and asked what the problem was. At first, he did not want to talk. Shame held his mouth. But a man who is desperately in need couldn't hold his pride.
Their daughter, a 12 year old, had medical complications. The hospital had tried to stabilize her but without money, they wouldn't go further. But the bill was beyond them. They have been there for 2 days with no treatment. Everyone they called promised to call back but no one did. He had tried everything. He had nothing left.
The wife was lying beside him, holding her small phone tightly, staring at the floor. You could tell life had pressed her very hard. She kept whispering prayers under her breath.
At this point, I was moved in tears. I have had a similar experience in the past where I watched a loved one giving up because we couldn't pay the hospital bill. Everything started playing back into my head.
I stared at him for a while and I asked him a simple question: "Do you believe in miracles?" I watched him mutter words. He couldn't reply to me. Then he began to cry. This time loudly. I held his hand and said, "let's go and see the nurse." He had thought I wanted to join him to beg.
I cleared the bill.
And then he announced to the wife what just happened. It was a delight to see her screamed for joy. She ran to me, held my hand and cried like a child. She kept saying "God bless you" in a voice that was almost gone.
I got a call from them last night to inform me their daughter has been discharged from the hospital, hale and fine. Now imagine what joy has filled my soul.
Dear readers, as I type this, my mind is still running through what I saw in that hospital. This family was just one case out of many. If you can, visit the hospitals around you once in a while. There are patients dying because they can't afford as little as the money you spend on frivolities in a day. If you're able to save one person, you save a family.
It’s 31days since Oyo children were taken.
It’s 31days since Oyo children were taken.
It’s 31days since Oyo children were taken.
It’s 31days since Oyo children were taken.
It’s 31days since Oyo children were taken.
Pls keep speaking up.
Pls share for the world to see this.
💔
My guy just finished serving his boss who's into importation of fabrics in Alaba International Market.
Now it's time to settle him, and he has been given 2 options
1. ₦60m but he cannot establish his own business within Lagos. He can go anywhere else.
or
2. He hands him over one of his fully-loaded shops in the Alaba market with 1 warehouse.