Eszy

Died 17 years ago but his,music, history and legacy still going beyond borders till this day Will the World ever see anyone like him ever Again?

@elomanabuike We keep pushing,that's literally why we're humans Good morning Elom

A quick Monday reminder:  You survived 100% of your worst days.  That same strength is still in you.  So breathe deep, stand tall, and walk into this week like you already know you’re winning.  You got this. Now go prove it.

@Robert_S109 What was he trying to do in the first place?

The second one , you can't skip 😹😹

@Maroup_ Lol women and their tactics

My wife texted me while I was at work. “Don’t forget to buy vegetables on your way home, and Nihal says hi. 😊” I replied: “Who is Nihal?” She said: “Nobody. I just wanted to make sure you actually read my messages.” So I decided to have a little fun. I replied: “I’m actually with Nihal right now. Which one are you talking about?” She instantly replied…..

@Farisiyn Great work my Skippo

An Archived: We were deeply privileged to attend and participate in World Orphans Day on 9 November 2022. To demonstrate our ongoing commitment, we showed our support and assistance by visiting several local hospitals throughout the day to care for children in need, women and vulnerable households.

What are your intentions for my daughter? Me:

@bhardwaj_k9310 @grok how old is she?

She knows how deal with other's

@Prince_Of_AAA Good morning king, wishing you a beautiful day ahead

God, Thank You for this new week. Grant us strength, clarity, and peace of mind. Help us walk in discipline, favor, and wisdom. Order our steps and let everything we touch prosper. Amen. 🙏

@OyinNAdun I choose the simplest task

The most difficult task is to make everybody happy… The simplest task is to be happy with everyone. Choose happiness and have a great day and productive week ❤️&💡

@miacluv Love they say is very beautiful but comes with lots of surprises

the most beautiful kind of love is falling in love at the most random time with the most unexpected person, no forced chemistry, just a true connection created on its own.

@Joberri__ Una still dey watch big brother Naija?

#BBNaija Bluethopia She’s beautiful but with her energy I don’t think she’ll last up to 3 weeks

@DEEYAAH11 Lol diary of a stubborn Nigerian girl

How I stare at random things at 7am instead of getting ready😭

@Eqraaam People are exceptionally talented

Clean, simple and creative 👌....

Life has a way of humbling us, teaching us, and then rewarding us for the lessons we were willing to learn.

@ashamz_apparels That's why they say life is the greatest teacher

@Ismael_Aliero This is deep,thank God you were able to recover your money back

I transferred ₦35 million of my late father’s inheritance to my fiancé… only to catch him kissing another woman at the house he bought with it, just three days before our wedding. I’m Adaeze, a 24-year-old from Nigeria. I thought I had found forever. I met Daniel at a banking seminar in six years earlier. He was charming, hardworking, and my family adored him. When he proposed on a beach, I cried with joy. Wedding plans were in full swing: hall booked, invitations printed, dress flown in from London. Everyone called me the luckiest woman alive. Then my father, who had always called me his “little professor,” passed away at 92 and left me ₦42 million. Daniel hugged me tightly and whispered that we should use the money wisely for our future. A week later he claimed his landlord had given him only two months to leave. He suggested we buy a house instead of wasting money on rent. After some hesitation, I agreed. We looked at several properties, but Daniel rejected them all until he found “the perfect place” that needed quick payment. Trusting him completely, I transferred ₦35 million without seeing any paperwork. For weeks he stayed busy and evasive, promising the house would be a surprise. One Saturday, while driving through a new estate with my cousin Chioma, I froze. There stood the exact cream-colored duplex Daniel had shown me. Chioma mentioned the new owners were a young couple named Kelvin… and just then the gate opened. A beautiful woman walked out carrying shopping bags, followed by Daniel. He laughed as she touched his shoulder, then kissed him fully on the lips. Our eyes met. His face went white. I drove away in shock, locked myself in, and cried until morning. The next day Daniel fell to his knees at my door, begging. He finally confessed: the woman was Sandra, an ex who had re-entered his life after becoming successful in real estate. He had been seeing both of us and registered the house in Sandra’s name. Three weeks later Sandra herself appeared at my door, exhausted and in tears. She placed a folder of house documents, transfer receipts, bank statements, and messages on the table. Daniel had told her I was only a cousin and the money came from a family business. Sandra had thrown him out the moment she learned the truth. Together we reported him. After months of investigation the court ruled the money had been obtained fraudulently. The property was sold and most of my inheritance recovered. Daniel lost his job, his reputation, his relationships, and even the support of his own family. One year later I had rebuilt my life on my own terms. I completed the business programme my father had always wanted me to study, invested carefully, and launched my own consulting company. I now mentor young women on financial independence and healthy relationships. When a thinner, broken Daniel later waited outside my office to apologize, I looked at him quietly and said I had forgiven him long ago but forgiveness did not mean I would ever trust him again. I wished him well and walked away without tears. Money can be recovered. Trust is far harder to rebuild.

@ishowmoviesss Where do you even get these blockbusters from Ngozi?

Show me a better 10/10 movie to see this new week 🤗🔥🔥