A bear lived over a mountain.

He would feast on honey, berries, or fishes from the river flowing through the mountain.

One morning, he went to the river to hunt fishes.

He stepped in the shallow water and carefully looked down.

Minutes and hours went by; he couldn't find a single fish.

Huge appetite and hunger made him frustrated.

Suddenly a fish arrived from some distance.

Before the bear saw her, she saw him.

She came near, and before he would attack her, she changed her path.

She came back and started irritating and poking the bear.

The bear got angry and decided to chase her.

As he started chasing her, she took him towards the waterfall, falling hundreds of feet in the valley.

Although aware about the existence of waterfall, the bear, in anger, kept chasing her.

A monkey, sitting on a tall tree, was noticing everything, especially how the fish was trying to make the bear fall down the hill and die.

Out of courtesy, the monkey shouted and tried to warn bear about the fall.

The bear stopped and realised his mistake.

The fish came back towards the bear and poked him.

Seeing her close, the bear couldn't control his anger and went a little ahead to attack her.

A few steps ahead bear couldn't control his movement and fell down the hill on a rock.

As he shouted for his life while falling, the fish laughed safely falling along him and swam away.

The bear died a painful death.

Despite being warned by the monkey, the bear, out of anger, made a huge mistake and died.

This is how anger works, it makes you dumb, deaf and blind to the simplest of facts and common sense, and you end up losing some way or the other.

Zooposki:
The husband should stop watching football and help her with the household chores.

Persephone1:
People are really going through a lot these days.

It's a pity

Foodqueen:
I will make this as brief as possible.

There is a man living with 3 children, a teenage daughter and two sons. His wife is late.
He's about 45yrs old.
He does all kinds of menial job.. I mean anything, from riding okada to clearing grass or labourer for bricklayer..... anything at all to put food on the table for him and his children.

He's someone that usually come to me sometimes for advice. Last year I advised him to put his children in public school and he did.

Most times when you see him, he is always thinking and talking to himself now and he wasn't like this before.

Everyone have noticed that he's depressed.

The last few weeks have become worse, u see him walking up and down asking everyone if there is anything he can do to get paid.

Saw me yesterday and he just said " kini mo leshe oti su mi".

I looked at his teary eyes and I told him, I will get back to him.

I don't even know what to tell him anymore, cos I know almost all his struggles.

What advise can I give.

westlius:

U made beta point my dear,
Its because of no job Nigerians see sport betting as d way.
Even women dey play am well.
And d worst is if u wanna stop
Some one will tell u
"Omo person use 100 naira collect 2.5 million "
U self go mumu dey find ur own 2.5 million

jaeyking:

Sports betting is a thing of choice just like alcohol and patronising prostitutes

The government should establish places where all this can take place well
Just like las Vegas

Generate taxes and build the economy

If Saudi, UAE and Qatar was really upholding shariah laws do you think they would develop

You have to create places for people to do their nonsense and generate income

immortalcrown:
Collecting taxes, that's what the government is doing about it. Don't you know that betting helps the government to raise hoodlums used for electoral malpractice?

FREDCLSSICO7:


I go cover you well with enough 💦💦

NinjaMetahuman:
lack of fund, willpower, government support, over taxation etc.

I have addressed this in the past.

TimiRume:
Really? Wow. What's it about?

Eagba:

You're correct.i also have an idea, let the government pass and implement a law that forces government as the biggest spenders, to always spend 80% of their budget on the local economy and let son be serious with their job.

And any company that decide to benefit from government contracts, should also spend 50% of their budget on the local economy.

The resultant effect will be massive, cos money will be flowing around looking for where to land.

TheMan3:
I know what this guy is talking about. When my dad passed away, Letter of administration took me 1 yr and six months to process. And thats just one of the documents. Its not funny at all. After submitted all the docunents with the PFA. I waited for about eight months no response. Whenever I go to the pfa they will say "be patient, these things take time".I went to Abuja myself to PENCOM. only to find out they did not submit my ddocuments to PENCOM all these while and they were even still collrcting monthly contributions from them employer "federal govt".

The PFA is ARM pensions, former First Alliance.

TokyoBulls:
Very easy problem to solve. Do not talk to either the agency or the PFA any longer. Go to the nearest PENCOM office to report. They will ask you to write a simple letter right there in their office and dispatch the letter to Abuja. Few days later, PENCOM Abuja will call you to confirm receipt of your complaint and give you the complaint number that they have opened a case file and will update you as they progress. It will be resolved in few days or weeks. Every employer fears having to deal with PENCOM. You will not only collect your full remittance, all the accrued interests that you should have been earning would be added. I am speaking from experience, I have done it twice now. Their Lagos office is inside Ikeja GRA.

TimiRume:

I'm not crazy. Are there still real jobs out here

Checking every moment and not seeing anything can be a bit discouraging. Maybe I should just quit searching here, idunno

I'm actually in need of a remote job since ages. Data entry, Customer service personnel, virtual assistant. I'm ready to put in the whole commitment and hard work needed.

Since early this year I've been on this and still yet to land at something substantial. I'm tired of all the redirected links I've followed from here, joined millions of groups and chatted some guys who said they had jobs but turned out to be smoke. Sigh


The Lord is my strength. And the strength of every other person in my shoes. I'd advise everyone to draw closer to God this period cos trust me you can't handle what is coming alone. We all need that divine comfort and faith to not faint in this period.

I need all the waiting powers and patience right now. Sigh

I can't wait to testify with y'all.

Robertgreene1:
Alright ma/sir....

abba190:
sapa will choke me if i quit

Urexcellency:
Pls talk, don't keep it within yourself, you never can tell.....
Please speak out.

abba190:
mine is affecting me physically and mentally but i am not even thinking of quitting.

ChiChiPat:
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illicit:


Cheers

I am on holidays and on my 8th bottle today


I am indoors and watching TV

DaniellaDokubo:


Yes and logistics is the main consideration. Please prove me wrong again.

phemmyfour:
It's a shame, I pity people attending that Church

Same way synagogue wife inherit the biz tb Joshua left behind

inoki247:
Well all is well...


I think say you've to be call before you become a Pastor...


God know's it all.....


I no wan Judge anybody buh the church looks like is going to the street way this not the Legacy the founder build on...

Racoon:
Humn! Though the trauma is too heavy given the situations thought with the painful death of his parents, I think the board of trustees of the church ought to have nominated someone different aways from the Odukoyas. Church leadership should not be as a result of monarchial inheritance.

msjanet:
Non of your business on what we do with our body.

mumumugu:
this is super story