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I woke up early this morning and took my usual morning walk when I ran into my plantain vendor. I didn’t know she lived close to me, and I didn’t even recognize her at first. She greeted me and mentioned that it had been a while since she saw me. I told her about the gas explosion I was involved in and explained that I had been admitted to the hospital for a while. The next thing this woman asked was for me to dash her something to celebrate the miracle. I wasn’t surprised because one thing this woman does very well is beg. Every time I patronize her, she wants a tip. Even when I don’t buy anything and she sees me, she still asks me to dash her something. Giving to her has never been a problem. In fact, I consider it a blessing to have enough to give. However, her asking this time pissed me off. Without thinking, I said in Yoruba, “Is your calling in life to be begging? Can’t you even look at yourself one day and say, ‘Me too, I’d like to give?’” Her reply was that I’m a big woman, so anything she gives me would be too small for someone of my calibre. I sighed and shook my head, asking, “Even after I’ve had an accident, you are still begging me for money? Fear God o.” She smiled sheepishly and still said in Yoruba, “God blessed you so that you can bless people like us.” She insisted that I must send her money — “owo ikoyo” (money for being saved). At that point, I realized that you cannot shame the shameless, so I asked for her account number. As I jogged back home, I kept thinking to myself that until some people realize that givers never lack in this life, they will continue to beg and live as beggars till they die.
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Mrs Adebayo retweeted
MOST PEOPLE will still be in the exact same spot next year as they are today...🤔 Please don't be MOST PEOPLE 🙏
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Which of these phones has the best battery?👇
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I affirm that today and the remaining days of this year, I am led by the Holy Spirit, who is my constant Helper, ensuring that I am always at the right place at the right time. I am shielded from shame, my nakedness is covered by His glory, and I move with precision and purpose in Jesus' name..Amen. If you are seeing this and you believe it, you can confess it too..✌️
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Mrs Adebayo retweeted
Who is your go to person when you feel like your world is falling apart?
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I read this tweet again, and something I’ve been thinking about keeps coming to mind: when you look good, people often assume you have enough, so they rarely think to give you anything. I can’t count the number of times people have reached out asking for one favor or another—urgent ₦5k here, urgent ₦2k there. But hardly anyone ever calls just to give. Even something as simple as fruits, vegetables, or a thoughtful gesture. I understand that times are hard, and we’re all trying to survive. But let’s strive to build symbiotic relationships with others rather than parasitic ones—relationships where care, kindness, and support flow both ways.
I woke up early this morning and took my usual morning walk when I ran into my plantain vendor. I didn’t know she lived close to me, and I didn’t even recognize her at first. She greeted me and mentioned that it had been a while since she saw me. I told her about the gas explosion I was involved in and explained that I had been admitted to the hospital for a while. The next thing this woman asked was for me to dash her something to celebrate the miracle. I wasn’t surprised because one thing this woman does very well is beg. Every time I patronize her, she wants a tip. Even when I don’t buy anything and she sees me, she still asks me to dash her something. Giving to her has never been a problem. In fact, I consider it a blessing to have enough to give. However, her asking this time pissed me off. Without thinking, I said in Yoruba, “Is your calling in life to be begging? Can’t you even look at yourself one day and say, ‘Me too, I’d like to give?’” Her reply was that I’m a big woman, so anything she gives me would be too small for someone of my calibre. I sighed and shook my head, asking, “Even after I’ve had an accident, you are still begging me for money? Fear God o.” She smiled sheepishly and still said in Yoruba, “God blessed you so that you can bless people like us.” She insisted that I must send her money — “owo ikoyo” (money for being saved). At that point, I realized that you cannot shame the shameless, so I asked for her account number. As I jogged back home, I kept thinking to myself that until some people realize that givers never lack in this life, they will continue to beg and live as beggars till they die.
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RT @AweniOnibata: Just as you protect your female children, please protect the male children too🙏🙏🙏
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Mrs Adebayo retweeted
Why is it easier to spend money than to save it? 👀👀
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Thanks to everyone of you for the love ❤️ 5k next 😊
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I’m seriously contemplating if I should use this small free time I have to sleep or engage on the tl🥲🥲
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I woke up early this morning and took my usual morning walk when I ran into my plantain vendor. I didn’t know she lived close to me, and I didn’t even recognize her at first. She greeted me and mentioned that it had been a while since she saw me. I told her about the gas explosion I was involved in and explained that I had been admitted to the hospital for a while. The next thing this woman asked was for me to dash her something to celebrate the miracle. I wasn’t surprised because one thing this woman does very well is beg. Every time I patronize her, she wants a tip. Even when I don’t buy anything and she sees me, she still asks me to dash her something. Giving to her has never been a problem. In fact, I consider it a blessing to have enough to give. However, her asking this time pissed me off. Without thinking, I said in Yoruba, “Is your calling in life to be begging? Can’t you even look at yourself one day and say, ‘Me too, I’d like to give?’” Her reply was that I’m a big woman, so anything she gives me would be too small for someone of my calibre. I sighed and shook my head, asking, “Even after I’ve had an accident, you are still begging me for money? Fear God o.” She smiled sheepishly and still said in Yoruba, “God blessed you so that you can bless people like us.” She insisted that I must send her money — “owo ikoyo” (money for being saved). At that point, I realized that you cannot shame the shameless, so I asked for her account number. As I jogged back home, I kept thinking to myself that until some people realize that givers never lack in this life, they will continue to beg and live as beggars till they die.
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Engage your followers if you want more engagement. Switch from for you to following to see their content and then do the needful. Engage.
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I’m my own favorite that’s all that matters
People have their favorites, and you might not be one of them.
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Is it just me or this year is fast?
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I have never seen Idabosky speak this brilliantly and beautiful, meh this men get wisdom please watch and listen👇👇 facebook.com/share/v/1GXjKQQ…

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Mrs Adebayo retweeted
Good morning everyone
Good morning my beautiful people ❤️ Today will be better by God's grace 🙏
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Terrible news from Colombia A woman was walking down a street when she noticed that something unusual was happening on the balcony of a residential apartment, something was wrong.. the man was sexually abusing a child… so she began screaming for help, drawing the attention of neighbors who called police. Authorities later raided the apartment, and found that it was rented through Airbnb by a 35-year-old American from Texas, and they found three minors inside, aged 7, 5, and 15. The locals were outraged but police intervened and brought the man out of the building.. he claims he just adopted those kids and he had only been in Columbia for a few days…. x.com/NeoRepublic_ZA/status/…

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Omo my own is what did baba Ijesha say to convince ceoluminee to do life with him??, what did he say to convince her to sleep with him? same Baba ljesa who was convicted for sexval assault against a 14yrs old girl?? This luminee is a successful fashion designer so ki lo sun de be?? Omo this one no be pick me oo na carry me dey go😔😔 or is she intentionally rage baiting us???
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Everytime my husband and I fight and settle, it’s like we get even closer and the apology sex is always insane! Sometimes I deliberately pick a fight just for this reason
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How many relationships have ended because of a medical condition nobody bothered to investigate?
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Mrs Adebayo retweeted
Leave algorithm alone and engage your mutuals.
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