UndauntedYOCA:
Losing all I have worked for this yearz devastating! And the day I left where I served, I had to alight in Ondo state because I do not like night journey, well, the person who was going to take me to my host was in church and I needed to pee, no light outside the church but people were there, decided to go to a corner out of sight, as I was walking and speaking to my brother on the phone, something told me to stop walking, I did and put on my phone's torch, lo and behold, I was just about a step into falling into the deepest pit I've ever seen and that pit would have claimed my life. I would have died and left the one person who's been through a lot with me, the one person that means a lot to me, my brother and I can bet he most likely would have ended things himself. I was shocked and truly, there only is a thin line between life and death, that pit was my thin line, the next step would have had me long dead and the numerous sicknesses I experienced this year sha, I kept having malaria/typhoid rebound.

Tbvxl:

Oh yes, like I said, I could never have survived it, shattered brain and broken bones. I'm grateful for the second chance at life, indeed, it really was God and I give Him praise.
I'll get the date it happened and write it down and the event in my diary, a day I'll never forget.











Wow! Infact God really saved your life that night. All thanks to God

mezico96:
Lol...I don't really know how I was able to get pass this...though its not my first time but somehow God did what He does best!

Few days to my birthday April 25th,I had a football competition going on,though there was lockdown cos of the covid-19 outbreak but we were told to continue cos Benue had no case (as of then) and movement wasn't really restricted.

On this fateful day when the match was going on those guys were very aggressive and on the other hand its a must win game to enable us qualify for the next round...of course we were winning in first half by 3-0 and luckily I was on the scoresheet with an assist to my name...

On the brick of halftime the worst happened. My opponent made a very bad and hard tackle on me and when I saw my leg, I could see my bone peeping out of my hose, my foot was lying helplessly on the floor...it was like a dream. The officials and spectators where afraid to come close cos of the blood gushing out.... I had to straighten it myself before someone with experience came to help...

I lost my job,my phone that was given to me by my employee and my house rent was due for payment. I can't tell what really happened but God surprised me... its been almost eight months now and to God be the glory I've improved to using a walking-stick

NT: Within those eight months they had to rebreak it up to 4 times cos of wound and infections...I can't wait to get back to pitch!

Tbvxl:





Of course, no be die I die na. It is part of the beautiful game








And you still wanna get back on pitch bro ?