Good moral lesson I learnt, but I must look down on buhari till he returns to his cave in daura.

fav444:
pls do you have piroxicam there?

Menstrual cramps??

Nice story. But for the "drug addict" tag. Alcoholic, I understand that one but how did you know he was a drug addict? Might be marijuana addict.

biacan:
What was your offence again......?

Report your self

Blakjewelry:
And what does the selfie have to do with the story

You always request for pictures or you don't believe

Fuadeiza:



Why you modify.... You no want make e know say you dey admire am abi

na u get my "modifying spirit"

So what happened to your friend's youngest daughter?
Did you eventually become an in-law to your friend, the drug addict?

Hmmm Hmmm

Blakjewelry:
And what does the selfie have to do with the story

. I thought that was the photo of the drug addict and drunkard...

THUNDAR:
Oh My God this story is touching (let me confirm Where!!! Oh Yes it touched My leg)

What is the moral of the story.
You still haven't figure naija is a jail cell ba?

dnawah:
u r lucky o!he even promise u his younger daughter.oh!what a friend?

Bro sorry oo...I wonder why d "younger daughter promise" seems to be ur major concern....Lemme mind my biznes

dnawah:
u r lucky o!he even promise u his younger daughter.oh!what a friend?

Bro sorry oo...I wonder why d "younger daughter promise" seems to be ur major concern....Lemme mind my biznes

elyna:
Nigerians and greeting are like 5&6

afonjas and greeting are like 5 and 6

Shuuu!, make i kuku start greeting that bros wey dey sell joint for my junction den

Never look down on any one,good lesson you give here

Iseoluwani:
Oya mo dance

only those that have seen that movie will understand..... lol

Ariel20:
Saw it on LinkedIn... Yawns

Exactly. The guy who shared the story on LinkedIn is in my network too, I wonder if he knows how bloggers have helped spread his story like harmattan wild fire. Bloggers can blog anything, with or without sense. They had to also post his picture along.
Surely, internet has produced many idiots more than it can account for.

THUNDAR:
Oh My God this story is touching (let me confirm Where!!! Oh Yes it touched My leg)

It's a great lesson to all of us.

*crying profusely*

dainformant:
A Nigerian man Akande Olutobi, has narrated how he was saved by a drunkard and drug addict from sleeping in a police cell during his undergraduate days. The business development personnel took to his social media page to share his story in a bid to encourage people never to look down on anyone no matter their condition.

Read his story below;

I was saved by a drunkard/drug addict from sleeping in a cell during my undergraduate days. He was always a subject of ridicule by all But I would always greet him each time I pass by his compound by prostrating(as a typical Yoruba boy).

He was always amazed to see someone still greet him with such courtesy and would always call me his friend He even promised I would marry his youngest daughter.

Someone was accused of committing a great crime in my hostel and this led the police to arrest all of us..

It was certain we are all sleeping in the cell that night. My friend rushed down to the station when he heard our hostel was ransacked, we never knew he was a retired police officer I was already crying and sweating like a Christmas chicken waiting to be slaughtered.

But behold, I saw my friend coming he was ready to devour the officers for laying hands on his beloved friend. They had to calm him down and ordered my release immediately. My other friends who laughed at me for always greeting him had to sleep in the cell for almost two weeks.

Please don’t look down on anyone, they might just turn out to be the messiah your life needs at a point in time. What determines your escape during a trail time might be the good deeds you enacted during the rosy ones

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/02/i-saved-drug-addict-sleeping-police-cell-man-reveals-photo.html

Two weeks ke??

True brav. Humility is always my watch word. I have never looked down on anyone

GreatrAnalyst:


Exactly. The guy who shared the story on LinkedIn is in my network too, I wonder if he knows how bloggers have helped spread his story like harmattan wild fire. Bloggers can blog anything, with or without sense. They had to also post his picture along.
Surely, internet has produced many idiots more than it can account for.

So sad. The dude has been lamenting on LinkedIn and even called Nairaland a blog.. Thanks to nonsensical posts published on front-page. Nairaland used to be my reddit

dainformant:
A Nigerian man Akande Olutobi, has narrated how he was saved by a drunkard and drug addict from sleeping in a police cell during his undergraduate days. The business development personnel took to his social media page to share his story in a bid to encourage people never to look down on anyone no matter their condition.

Read his story below;

I was saved by a drunkard/drug addict from sleeping in a cell during my undergraduate days. He was always a subject of ridicule by all But I would always greet him each time I pass by his compound by prostrating(as a typical Yoruba boy).

He was always amazed to see someone still greet him with such courtesy and would always call me his friend He even promised I would marry his youngest daughter.

Someone was accused of committing a great crime in my hostel and this led the police to arrest all of us..

It was certain we are all sleeping in the cell that night. My friend rushed down to the station when he heard our hostel was ransacked, we never knew he was a retired police officer I was already crying and sweating like a Christmas chicken waiting to be slaughtered.

But behold, I saw my friend coming he was ready to devour the officers for laying hands on his beloved friend. They had to calm him down and ordered my release immediately. My other friends who laughed at me for always greeting him had to sleep in the cell for almost two weeks.

Please don’t look down on anyone, they might just turn out to be the messiah your life needs at a point in time. What determines your escape during a trail time might be the good deeds you enacted during the rosy ones

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/02/i-saved-drug-addict-sleeping-police-cell-man-reveals-photo.html

STORY MAKES NO SENSE! Writer need to go school small!