kidman96:


Instead of you to pray for God to bless you so you can give out 100k

opeyemiieblog:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/4276961_img20160924wa0010_jpeg7efcd30820acbea72bd6d48e491142e2


A young Nigerian artist Kelvin Uche a.K.a Majidmaddest awarded a street hawker in Lagos yesterday.


According to this report, On his arrival yesterday, he, the billionaire son, gave a street hawker an envelop, after listening to his story. The guy is working to pay his final year exam fee.


He gave the street hawker 100k, in order to take him out of the street. When he was asked why he choose to stop and gave the guy an evelop, he said, nothing
about that, and he promised the guy a job and gave him his card.


That occured yesterday on his arrival. The street hawker shared these photos online To show his gratitude and appreciation to the billionaire son, who decided to help him during his hard time.


This is wonderful! see pics below


http://www.praizeblog.com/2016/09/photos-young-nigerian-artist-awarded.html?m=0


please let's appreciate this guy.

kidman96:


See your lives? Blood suckers.

nurez305:
The guy want turn to celebrity by fire by force... who get his phone number biko make I also try my luck

calliope:
There are still Good people out dar who show kindness outta sheer meekness... Xo shove ur hate somewhere deserving.inbtw Kindness is SEXY

solacesolutions:
Does 100k get anyone off the street ? Really i want to know how much it takes to live off the street

giles14:
nwaafor igbo more feathers to ur cap,in spite of d hate toward d Igbo nothing will stop us from doing good

reminiscing:
Can this kind of thing happen to me??

ayoolanr:
While this is a good gesture on the young man's part, it just feels weird to me when people lend others a helping hand and then broadcast it themselves!!! Something is fundamentally wrong!!! When you perform a charitable act, you should NOT broadcast it to the world!!!! Aside from that KUDOS to this dude for been his brother's keeper!!!

recievesense:


So that you show him cleavage or kidnap him?

Just kidding

faitheverest:

Nna any which way that is possible joor.. Funny you!

Toluwani113:
[size=20]Tomorrow Is My First Job Interview Ever, Please Give Me Expert Tips[/size]

recievesense:

ayoolanr:
While this is a good gesture on the young man's part, it just feels weird to me when people lend others a helping hand and then broadcast it themselves!!! Something is fundamentally wrong!!! When you perform a charitable act, you should NOT broadcast it to the world!!!! Aside from that KUDOS to this dude for been his brother's keeper!!!

GdexFolami:
Abeg use the money carry 5 odds for nairabet and buy iphone7.

solacesolutions:
Does 100k get anyone off the street ? Really i want to know how much it takes to live off the street

crazygod:
Is it just me or does this looks like a publicity stunt by the unknown artist?

WriteBoy:


Prior to becoming self employed, I attended quite a number of interviews and one of the most frequent questions was: "tell me about yourself"

This question is not as simple as it sounds... It's indeed a trick question. Some applicants let off a vortex of personal life answers but that's not what your interviewer wants to hear.


Instead tell him briefly about your education, your work experience, your professional interests and why you have applied for the position.

If you have no work experience, tell him about your educational background and career expectations.

Be confident, don't be too honest especially about your flaws. Some interviewers will give you a fake sense of comradeship and then make you disclose that yo[b]u can drink a crate of beer in under two hours.

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Best of luck!

1990news:
Baba God, pick up my call nah. Let me meet such nice people. God bless you sir. My first comment on Nairaland.

WriteBoy:



No!! It was only an example of how badly I goofed. I don't touch alcohol but am also not a saint