@dammiedammie35 If i am going to be honest with you ,in my own humble opinion without being sentimental of course, without offending anyone who thinks differently from my own point of view,but also by looking into this matter in distinctive perspective ,i would like to say i have nothing to say
@Hezekiah222 The lady holding the camera is so so dump and evil 😈. Simple to ran towards the boy at the edge bring him out and collect the time while you throw it to the boy drowning . But she kept recording. Fool
Dear Governor @seyimakinde,
In December last year, I called your attention to the frequency of accidents at Soka Bus Stop and how it has become a death trap for motorists and pedestrians.
Just yesterday, an accident which reportedly took some lives happened.
It has been four months of silence from your end, and I can only assume that even though @FeedbackOYSG replied to me that the matter would be escalated to you, it eventually wasn't. Because if it were, you would have addressed it.
This is why I am bringing this to your attention again.
I explained the reason why the accidents happen and the possible solutions in the quoted tweet.
Please save Oyo State residents and citizens in Soka from dying in avoidable accidents.
Thank you.
THE ILLUSION OF ONLINE PHILANTHROPY💀
In the age of social media, philanthropy has become more visible than ever. Every day, people post videos and pictures of themselves giving money, food or gifts to the less privileged. While helping others is noble, a growing number of these acts online are driven more by the desire for attention than genuine compassion. The camera often becomes more important than the cause.
Many so called philanthropists carefully stage their acts of kindness just to gain followers, likes and public praise. In some cases, the help given is minimal, but the publicity around it is exaggerated. The beneficiaries are sometimes used as props for content rather than treated with dignity.
True philanthropy is usually quiet and consistent. It focuses on impact, not applause. Real generosity does not require a camera, trending hashtags or viral moments. While social media can inspire people to give, we must learn to distinguish between sincere charity and performative generosity designed mainly for online validation.
Be guided ‼️
@TrendingEx@CitizenMonitors Ibadan is worst in this scenario to the extent causing accidents. They can just ran into those bikes anyhow not considering safety of the bikers and passengers. Also delay passengers at times. The annoying part of it is police too will be at the same check point