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@D_RealAB Sometimes, a good attitude opens doors that advertising never could.

A woman selling fruits near my office always smiled, whether you bought something or not. Months later, I realized almost everyone on that street bought from her first. Sometimes your attitude is your biggest advertisement.

A friend got his first salary and promised himself he wouldn't touch it until month end. Two hours later, his younger sister sent him, "Daddy said I should ask you for ₦10,000." That's when he realized promotions in African families come with responsibilities.

An old woman boarded a bus and couldn't find ₦100 to complete her fare. Before anyone could react, another passenger quietly paid for her without saying a word. The woman kept praying for him until she got down. Some kindness doesn't need an audience.

I once watched a man enter a supermarket, pick up everything his wife had written on the shopping list, then spend another 15 minutes walking around pretending to compare prices. When they got home, she smiled and said, "I know you didn't check prices. You just wanted to look responsible." She knew him too well.

The conductor was shouting for passengers to enter because the bus was "almost full." We waited another 20 minutes before the bus moved. That's when I remembered that in Nigeria, "almost" can mean anything.

My uncle always says, "Don't rush life." I didn't understand until I saw people who got their dream jobs at 25 lose them by 30, while others found success at 40. Everyone's timeline really is different.

I once saw two strangers arguing over a parking space. Ten minutes later, they discovered they attended the same secondary school. They ended up exchanging numbers and taking pictures together. Life is funny like that.

A little boy fell while playing football in our street. Before his own father reached him, three different mothers had already shouted, "Sorry!" That's one thing I love about Nigerian neighborhoods.

My friend said he was saving money by cooking at home. I visited him and found only noodles, eggs, and bread. He wasn't saving money. He had simply accepted his new lifestyle.

I asked my dad why he still keeps old plastic containers. He looked at me and said, "One day you'll buy ice cream just because you need another container." I laughed then. Today... my kitchen is full of them.

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