Just this morning I received a startling account from my brother-in-law that I believe serves as a critical warning to all. His extraordinary experience underscores the importance of being cautious in the face of unexpected situations.

My brother-in-law, had an encounter last night while returning home from work that initially appeared to be an act of kindness.

He offered a beggar N200 out of the goodness of his heart.

Little did he know that this seemingly selfless act would lead to a most unusual and distressing outcome.

Upon returning home, he was shocked to discover that something inexplicable was happening to him—his manhood was inexplicably shrinking at an alarming rate.

Without hesitation, my brother-in-law and his wife, driven by their unwavering faith, embarked on a journey of fervent prayer, imploring divine intervention to restore what had been lost.

After hours of unwavering prayer, a miracle unfolded—his condition improved, and his manhood returned to its normal state.

While this incident involving my brother-in-law may seem extraordinary, it carries a powerful message.

It serves as a reminder that while compassion and generosity are virtues to be celebrated, we must exercise caution when extending help to strangers.

In today's world, scams and deceptive schemes can take various forms, and it is our duty to remain vigilant and discerning.

This account underscores the importance of balance—balancing our compassion with discernment.

It reminds us to be kind and generous while also being cautious in a world where deception can sometimes lurk in unexpected corners.

Let this remarkable experience remind us all that while acts of kindness are admirable, it is equally essential to remain vigilant and discerning in unfamiliar situations or when helping strangers.

Good, unfortunately many people will not believe your story until it happens to them personally or to someone close to them

Things Dey happen!

So na crime to be kind in today's world.

Yesterday I still gave a notherner mending shoe #200, he looked so exhausted walking under the sun without making a dime, I guess no one called him to mend/polish shoe. He begged me money to eat, gesturing with his hands, I felt pity for him and gave him #200. Let me quickly look for a tape rule and measure my machine gun, I can't afford to go an inch shorter biko

Omoor!

Find it very hard to believe.

Did your brother in law sniffed IconicR panties??

Wawelexy:
Yesterday I still gave a notherner mending shoe 200, he looks exhausted walking under the sun without making a dime, I guess no one called him to mend/polish shoe. He beg me money to eat, gesturing with his hands, I felt pity for him and gave him 200. Let me quickly look for a tape rule and measure my machine gun, I can't afford to go an inch shorter biko

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Beggers here in the north sells people's money to ritualist / mararabout