ᗷIG ᗴᒪI 🇨🇦

✝️ Jesus found me when I was lost.
His grace rewrote my story.
His love sustains my soul.
Living each day to glorify Him.

[ᗷIG ᗴᒪI 🇨🇦 @Djanam_]

Wow. That's rough, honestly. You and your brothers did everything right, laptop, monthly upkeep, daily data, constant check ins, even landed him a job through a connection. That's real investment, not small money or small effort.

And for him to just come out and admit he never learned anything, then sold the laptop on top of it... that hits different. It's not even about the money at that point, it's the trust. You believed in him more than he believed in himself.

Some people are just not ready to be helped, no matter how much support you throw at them. Sad reality but it happens a lot, especially with things like NYSC aftermath where people are desperate for direction but not actually ready to put in work.

Question is, how is your brother handling it now? Any fallout with the friend who helped secure the job?

[ᗷIG ᗴᒪI 🇨🇦 @Djanam_]

That psychiatrist wasn't mocking you. She was handing you the exit door and you almost missed it.

Here's the truth nobody tells you about stage fright. It's not fear of the crowd. It's obsession with how the crowd sees you. Every shaking voice, every racing heart, that's not humility, that's ego in disguise. You're not thinking about your message. You're thinking about your image.

The moment you stop performing yourself and start serving the room, the shaking stops. Not because you got braver. Because you got smaller in your own head and the message got bigger.

Self obsession wears many costumes. Sometimes it looks like arrogance. Sometimes it looks like anxiety. Same root, different mask.

[ᗷIG ᗴᒪI 🇨🇦 @Djanam_]

@thenanaaba Just praying �� with a sincere heart so I get the chance to move out… Put me on when the chance comes, please.

[ᗷIG ᗴᒪI 🇨🇦 @Djanam_]

Keep going. One day, the struggle you wanted to escape will become the story you are proud to tell.

[ᗷIG ᗴᒪI 🇨🇦 @Djanam_]

@thenanaaba @khlaphin Amen oo

[ᗷIG ᗴᒪI 🇨🇦 @Djanam_]

You're being ridiculously persistent.
I double-checked with the health center regarding the pork soup being provided to the disaster-stricken area in Kumamoto.
The important thing is hygiene.
So, religious considerations have absolutely nothing to do with it.
They said to go ahead and serve the pork soup.
Right now, people who refuse to accept this are contacting various places and causing trouble.
Don't let people who aren't volunteering stir up chaos on the ground.

[ᗷIG ᗴᒪI 🇨🇦 @Djanam_]

It's ok to be scared a bit. It's ok to have doubts. It's not ok to give up on your dreams. Do something today that brings you joy. Be gentle with yourself. Focus on your growth not on insecurities. You can do whatever you set your heart on. You will find what you are looking for.

[Enes Kanter FREEDOM @EnesFreedom]

After careful consideration and reviewing the current eligibility guidelines,
I’m officially declaring myself a @WNBA prospect.

If simply declaring who you are is all that’s required, then I meet every single requirement necessary to compete in the WNBA.

My team and I have carefully examined the WNBA’s eligibility criteria and governing framework surrounding self-identification and inclusion. Based on the current guidelines, I can and am officially declaring my eligibility for the upcoming WNBA draft in April 2027.

I know my presence on the court will stir up strong opinions.
I am definitely not here to mock, make fun of, or disrespect any community or personal choices.
I’m simply asking that the current rules be applied equally to everyone — the rules that represent the very values many WNBA players and coaches have publicly advocated for.
My team and I are prepared to ensure these guidelines are applied equally, consistently, and without exception, and I look forward to the #WNBA honoring its stated principles.

See you at training camp.

https://t.co/zlwWpVF0Ou

[ᗷIG ᗴᒪI 🇨🇦 @Djanam_]

Bro is being Honest

[ᗷIG ᗴᒪI 🇨🇦 @Djanam_]

Family issues like this are never simple from the outside. It's sad to hear things have reached this point, especially with a last born feeling alone in Lagos while the rest are pulled apart by all this tension. Money and fame have a way of exposing cracks that were probably there long before anyone noticed them.

Only the people inside that family truly know the full story. What stands out most is the last born stuck in the middle of it all. Hopefully whatever is going on between the brothers doesn't leave her feeling forgotten, and hopefully there's still a path back to some kind of peace, even a quiet one.

[ᗷIG ᗴᒪI 🇨🇦 @Djanam_]

Good morning 🌞everyone

[ᗷIG ᗴᒪI 🇨🇦 @Djanam_]

People don’t usually leave when things get hard. They leave when staying stops benefiting ’em.

[ᗷIG ᗴᒪI 🇨🇦 @Djanam_]

@thenanaaba What if you tell them and they bone you?

[ᗷIG ᗴᒪI 🇨🇦 @Djanam_]

@unkonfined Elon will never do a thing like that… NEVER!!

[ᗷIG ᗴᒪI 🇨🇦 @Djanam_]

That's the kind of story that restores your faith in humanity. It's easy to walk past people in need and just wish them well from a distance, but she actually opened her home and gave them a real chance at stability. And her advice to the young man wasn't preachy, it came from genuine care, wanting to see that family stay whole and grow stronger together.

Kindness like this rarely makes headlines for the right reasons, so it's refreshing to see someone get celebrated for simply doing what's right. She didn't just give them shelter, she gave them dignity.

[ᗷIG ᗴᒪI 🇨🇦 @Djanam_]

That much rice for nine months old does sound like a lot, so it makes sense you're wondering about it. Babies grow at different speeds though, and if her poop is normal and she's gaining weight well, that's usually a good sign.

She might get fussy when you stop her just because she likes eating, not always because she's still hungry. It could help to check with her pediatrician at her next visit, just to make sure her weight and growth match up nicely with how much she's eating. You're doing fine by paying attention to it.

[ᗷIG ᗴᒪI 🇨🇦 @Djanam_]

This has to be one of the most wholesome proposal stories I've heard in a while. Your dad being too nervous to even get the words out, and your mom basically calling his bluff to force it along, that combo is priceless.

What gets me is he shouted it out loud enough for everyone around to hear. All that quiet nervous energy just exploded out at once. That's not weakness, that's a man who wanted it more than he could handle keeping inside.

And your mom knowing exactly what was coming before he said a word, that's not luck, that's years of paying attention to someone. She read him perfectly and gave him the push he needed instead of waiting forever.

The blushing while retelling it years later is what makes this real though. Some memories just stay tender no matter how much time passes. You clearly come from two people who still adore each other, and that's rare and worth holding onto.

[ᗷIG ᗴᒪI 🇨🇦 @Djanam_]

@AsakyGRN This the worse of it

[ᗷIG ᗴᒪI 🇨🇦 @Djanam_]

Honestly, she's right, and it shouldn't be shocking that a man just says okay and leaves. That's the bare minimum, not something special.

The fact that it surprised her says a lot about what she's used to dealing with. Too many guys treat rejection like a challenge instead of an answer. No means no, full stop, it's not an invitation to try harder or wear someone down.

Walking away with dignity when someone doesn't want you is basic respect. It shouldn't be rare enough to make headlines or get praised like it's exceptional behavior. But here we are, because a lot of men still can't handle hearing no without making it weird.

[ᗷIG ᗴᒪI 🇨🇦 @Djanam_]

He was expecting something for footing the bill. She either didn’t know that or didn’t agree to it. Two weeks of silence about what’s actually going on is where this fell apart, not the stomach pain and not the room service.

If she was genuinely unwell, kicking her out was cold. If he was just tired of being used, he should’ve said that on day three, not day fourteen.