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I Lost my wallet in Tokyo. Like completely lost it. I had all my cards, my cash, everything. I was freaking out. Went back to every place I'd been that day. Nothing. Went to the police station to file a report, not expecting anything. The officer asked for my name and address where I was staying. Went to check the lost and found. I came back with my wallet. Everything is still in it. All the cash, all the cards, even receipts I didn't care about. I was shocked. Asked where it was found. He checked the report and said "Family Mart, Shibuya. Turned in by an employee 20 minutes after you left." I went back to that Family Mart to thank whoever found it. The employee who turned it in wasn't there, but his coworker said he'll pass along the message. I asked what the person's name was so I could come back. The coworker looked confused and said "he doesn't need thanks. It is normal to return a wallet." Like it was the most obvious thing in the world. Of course you return a lost wallet. Why wouldn't you? I'd been living in the US too long, I guess. Forgot that some places, doing the right thing is just... normal.

Nihinlolawa Agoro, the Nigerian woman in Houston, Texas, who was fatally struck by a truck while driving to church with her children has been laid to rest alongside her two children. May their souls rest in peace 🕊️

Try dey travel o. You fit be major spec for one country o

I’m sha yet to find a female doing 9-5pm and permanent night in another place😹 They likely exist, but I’m yet to find

"The one thing I miss about Nigeria is that every day you dress up, even if you don't look that stylish. But as long as you dress up and you go outside, you will see a lot of men admiring you. You'll see a lot of men saying, hello, fine girl, how are you? You'll still see a lot of men that ask you out. Or you see men that will come and try to collect your number. But here in this, In this country, I find myself no man is going to see you on the road and say, hello, how are you? You look good. Or ask you out on the road. You just go to work, come back, nobody is going to say, hi, how are you? I mean, men admiring you and trying to want to date you or something like that. It doesn't happen here. It makes me feel bad sometime. Just look at me this morning, looking good...." A Nigerian woman living abroad has shared her observations about the difference in social interactions between Nigeria and her current country of residence.

“How about white people receive gratitude for ending a problem they created.” And the usual suspect okays it. His job on this app is scavenging for white supremacy talking points to amplify. It doesn’t matter if you have 2 followers, he will take break from his ‘busy’ schedule of running 10 million companies and find you. Mind you, they never really ended slavery. They just ended the old format because they perfected a new one. The religion they came with still enslaves people till date. You can tell by how the victims of their indoctrination have no mind of their own. The extraction mechanism they created still enslaves people till date. You can tell by how Africans still beg for visa to go slave away in their societies, as an effect of their destabilization of our continent. The capitalist system they created still enslaves people still date. You can tell about how people are under-compensated for (forced) labour so that billionaires like him can make profits. This list goes on. Very wicked people.

After impressively tabling and securing a UN Resolution declaring the transatlantic slave trade as the gravest crime against humanity, Ghana must show a good example, like Benin, by officially apologising for being an accomplice in capturing and selling slaves to the Europeans.