For me it was in JSS3 that I realized that my old man was way flat beyond broke. As a matter of fact, he'd been broke for close to 4 years but my mum played a role that I'd forever salute her for. Not once ever did I ever heard them argue over money even when unknown to we kids had been footing the bills for years. I know because that was the year I got my first job fetching sand from the Ilaje river in Bariga. We were at what you'd call "breaking point". I took ma cross since JSS 3 and boy oh boy, its been a j our ne y.      All in all, God has been faithful.

Right from primary school because I knew the status of things changed in terms of our meals (quality) and (quantity). Later, things got better but truly since then, mumsie's business was the source of our survival and everyone participated well.

mine was different, parent was so broke sometimes we'd have popcorn and 1 naira ice-cream to sleep   then our last born turned one year old he quickly had anaemia cos bosom milk wasn't enough again. out of fun my mum said do you realize everyone is poor at our church while at some churches everyone is rich, as in you cant spot a poor man at some churches and bingo my Dad said we are changing churches so from christ miracle we started attending winners chapel and what do you know breakthrough came he bought a volvo and now even i dont know his excat amount of cars he owns, some are office cars, some would be his boss's car, some new, some a gift yet to be delivered i thank God oo . and my mum? i just love her! and my siblings they have tried if anything would happen to them it should happen to me instead oo but the good lord would care for us all (amin)

@Whiteroses: (Amin)

oritameta:

For me it was in JSS3 that I realized that my old man was way flat beyond broke. As a matter of fact, he'd been broke for close to 4 years but my mum played a role that I'd forever salute her for. Not once ever did I ever heard them argue over money even when unknown to we kids had been footing the bills for years. I know because that was the year I got my first job fetching sand from the Ilaje river in Bariga. We were at what you'd call "breaking point". I took ma cross since JSS 3 and boy oh boy, its been a j our ne y. All in all, God has been faithful.

Mr Oritaolodo,

what sort of posting is this? for ur information this is the travelling section. i dont know what u are trying to achieve by posting this useless topic.