@ETI10 Yes!
Those were good 'ol days. I still remember a joke he told about a cripple, hunchback and a ghost. He and his peers - JAJ, WildChild, Sola Thompson, etc - shaped our lives those days.
I hope he's doing great?
You too are making memories for the future. I wish you success.
@Owiggy_ They are cheats.
Similar thing happened to me at @MRSOilNigeria Sabo-Yaba in February when the attendant typed N4000 on the POS after selling me 3 litres of fuel at N839/L. He refunded only N200.
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Dear @MRSOilNigeria
I was cheated at your station in Sabo, Yaba today.
The attendant insisted he sold N4000 fuel into these 3 1L bottles. I told him your fuel is N839/L. These 3 bottles cannot be 4k even if they may hold more than 1L. Well, he offered to refund N200.
Here are some quiet habits that often immediately show someone grew up with very little:
They hate wasting food
Like finishing everything on the plate, saving leftovers religiously, feeling guilty, and throwing anything away.
They overthink spending on themselves
Even when they can afford it now, buying something unnecessary feels wrong.
They’re extremely resourceful
Fixing things instead of replacing them, making a little stretch a long way, that mindset doesn’t leave.
They’re uncomfortable asking for help
Because growing up, help wasn’t guaranteed. You learned to just handle it.
They stockpile basics
Extra soap, rice, sugar, tissues not hoarding, just “what if we run out?”
They notice prices automatically
Like their brain does mental math without trying.
They’re overly grateful for small things
Not performative but genuine. Because they remember what it’s like to go without.
They feel safer with stability than luxury
A full fridge and rent paid feels better than flashy stuff.
They apologize for needing anything
That sorry to bother you, reflex is deeply learned.
They’re generous in a specific way
People who struggle often give quietly because they know what it feels like.
Honestly, growing up poor doesn’t just shape habits. It shapes your nervous system.
Please @FlwSupport@theflutterwave,
See your DMs. After all the mails since Friday and my call today, I am told to expect a comprehensive review in 5 days? Honestly, I don't think the person with the authority to resolve this issue has looked at it.
This is not fair.
Please HELP!
at filling station, I was already lightheaded.
It hurts because as I got there, I explained to him that I didn't come with an appropriate container as I wasn't feeling fine and may not have the strength to go get fuel when I get home. He said no wahala, only for him to do this.
Dear @MRSOilNigeria
I was cheated at your station in Sabo, Yaba today.
The attendant insisted he sold N4000 fuel into these 3 1L bottles. I told him your fuel is N839/L. These 3 bottles cannot be 4k even if they may hold more than 1L. Well, he offered to refund N200.
Backstory:
I'm not feeling fine. I had been to the hospital on Friday 23 (left work) & Saturday 24, January, and Monday 2 (before work) & Tuesday 3 (couldn't go to work, felt worse) February. Today, 4 February, my boss asked me to go home and take care of myself. So