AderonkeOlaniyi:


Don't be a hypocrite young man. Why must you say that?

AderonkeOlaniyi:
I thought you meant the other type of cassava.

afroniger:
Really?? Shey dem no go come ban jollof and Okpa during elections like this? If Emefiele fit confiscate our money to prevent vote-buying, how much more jollof and Okpa?

PureFace1:


https://lifestyle.thecable.ng/us-based-nigerian-professor-saheed-aderinto-wins-300000-history-prize/

Primusinterpares:
I thought this company pays well

bmdmix10:
for renewal? how many years is that? snd was it online or face to face

EgusiSoup:


Who mentioned side chick here now? Besides, referring to a female being as a side chicken is very derogatory and speaks a lot about you nude personality. Really pathetic!

Rayd502:
You will have to forfeit payment for the renewal of the expired passport. Next step is to declare the old one missing by swearing an affidavit and a police extract.

The renewal of the passport will be then be treated as a lost case.

EgusiSoup:
You have not tell us the truth about what happened to the old one. How can we help? Have you checked her house for the old one?

bmdmix10:


first u tell them u just realise u lost d old one soo i guess u not eligible for renewal u got pay for brand new.


and also how much did u pay for ur renewal n how many pages, i too wanna renew mine


I paid 75k @ Osogbo

Lexusgs430:


Una too like to do follow follow....... How many micra's una go sell, to buy just one Lexus kpere.........

Lexusgs430:



My village is in the London........ Alright mate......

And nah nite school I go o, for Bode Igbo.....

Propene:
On my way home from work today (19th June, 2017), I was so tired, I slept off even before we got to Osborne. I woke up when the bus was at Oworoshoki, I didn't even realise it was raining.
On getting to Anthony linking towards ikorodu road just before the GTBank, I saw a little girl, less than 10 years with a gloomy face. I was partly awake, so I didn't take note of the surrounding.
I noticed she was hawking groundnut and she laid her wares by the road, I felt she was downtrodden due to the sales of the day.
Barely had the bus moved few metres, because there was traffic on that axis, I noticed a large chunk of groundnut littered on the road.
It hit me that the girl wasn't sad because of sales, rather due to the groundnut that fell from her wares and the punishment that awaits her when she gets home.
I felt a pain in my heart, I had to do something. I knew I didn't have cash in my wallet, I have been going to work without cash lately since its Ramadan and no spending at work.
I quickly asked my colleague sitting next to me to give me 500 naira, so I could give her. I beckoned on her, I gave her the 500 naira. She knelt down, without uttering a word probably speechless and I saw happiness in her face
Finally, the bus was on ikorodu road towards Maryland, then I had a flashback.
I remember when i was growing up, less than 10 years too because I was in primary school, there was a neighbour who was a bully and always feared, he sent me on an errand to buy him cooked beans.
I dashed off to the food vendor (canteen) with a stainless bowl, bought the food and was on my way home, the heat from the stainless was unbearable since I didn't carry it in a nylon
The bowl of beans fell off my hands and splashed on the road, I stood there thinking of the punishment that awaits me at home. It's on a weekday in the afternoon and my folks ain't around to bail me.
Suddenly I saw someone beckon at me from a distance, I went to him and he gave me 7 naira (5 naira note and two 1 naira coins)
In the 90s, there were cases (myth) of people turning to goats, yam or whatsoever after collecting things from strangers or picking money from the floor.
However, at that point, nothing mattered to me, provided I get to take a bowl filled with beans home.
I bought the beans, took it home and he didn't notice it wasn't the proportion of a 10 naira beans he asked me to buy for him
Growing up, I had always wonder if that man/boy/Bros (obviously less than 30 years) that gave me that 7 naira was an angel.
Occasionally I do tell people about that incidence, but it was an event that never left my heart
Someday, this little girl selling groundnut will probably have today's event engrained in her memory of how an angel with no wings and golden rings on his head, helped her out of a very impossible situation
I'm not writing this story to amuse you or to get appraisal from you since this is faceless forum
However, it's a true event to tell you that:
We all are angels,
The world would be a better place when we help others selflessly irrespective of who we are rendering the help to (religion, tribe, societal or financial status)
And lastly what goes around comes around
I hope she gets to pass the miracle on to someone else too in the nearest future.
Thanks

Lexusgs430:



That town with plenty brown roofs....... Head to your nearest beer parlour..... Drink a crate of ODEku on my neck.......