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ion displaying shit.. Buh i'ma brag with this : 👉 I pop out da hood to dissect auto trackers and stitch'em with my spanners 🔧🥽🥼
penthouse Katılım Ekim 2022
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Blankets, which month is it for blanket?
Sadiq G sadiq@sadiqGsadiq
If you wash your clothes this month they won’t dry till September.
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My coworker never spent a single naira from his salary for fifteen years.
The reason broke everyone in the office.
For fifteen years, he lived like he earned almost nothing.
He wore the same old clothes, carried a worn-out phone, brought homemade lunch every day, and still drove the same aging car everyone joked about.
People called him “the stingiest man in the office.”
He never argued.
One afternoon, HR mistakenly emailed the entire company everyone’s salary.
We were shocked.
He was one of the highest-paid employees in the building.
So where was all his money going?
A few weeks before his retirement, he finally told us.
Fifteen years earlier, his younger brother and sister were killed in a road accident.
Their two children survived.
On the same day he buried them, he made a promise.
“Your children will never know what it feels like to be orphans.”
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My best friend borrowed ₦50,000 from me twelve years ago and never paid me back.
Last week, his lawyer called me.
Twelve years ago, my best friend asked to borrow ₦50,000.
He promised he’d pay me back in a month.
He never did.
At first, I reminded him about it.
Then life happened.
He got married. I moved to another city. We slowly stopped talking.
A few years later, I heard he had become very successful.
Part of me was hurt.
It wasn’t even about the money anymore.
It was the fact that he never thought to repay someone who stood by him when he had nothing.
Last week, I received a call from a lawyer.
My friend had passed away after a brief illness.
The lawyer told me my name appeared in his will.
Confused, I agreed to meet him.
He handed me a small envelope.
Inside was ₦50,000.
Then another envelope.
Inside was a handwritten letter.
“I know you probably think I forgot.”
He hadn’t.
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