Righteousness2:
Money is a Good. Money is Cool!

But my Deal with GOD is this;
Any Riches or Wealth, that will take me out from your Presence or will make me Lose Eternity in Heaven! Do not make me Have it! I do not Need it!

It was things like this that made Agur the So of Jakeh to Pray the Prayer below;
Well said my brother
Two things have I required of thee; deny me them not before I die:

Remove far from me vanity and lies: give me neither poverty nor riches; feed me with food convenient for me:

Lest I be full, and deny thee, and say, Who is the LORD? or lest I be poor, and steal, and take the name of my God in vain.

Cyphar:
When you don't have money... It's a problem.

When you have too much money, it's another problem on it's own.


Well I prefer the problem with money

Hawkler:

Evil eyes everywhere...Hmmm

Cyphar:
When you don't have money... It's a problem.

When you have too much money, it's another problem on it's own.


Well I prefer the problem with money

Lattop:
See came into limelight unprepared, the money is just too much for her brain

God I don do my best just Bless me with this money

worldclass68:





I'd prefer that money problem...abeg

Lattop:
See came into limelight unprepared, the money is just too much for her brain

God I don do my best just Bless me with this money

Modrov:
Here is the thing...lottery winners don't need to be announced , nor do they need to announce themselves.

If you win a lottery...find out whether the rules of the lottery allow for your name to be announced as the winner. If they allow you to remain anonymous...then by all means remain anonymous. Don't show face. There are evil people in the world.

Solatium:




Nobody will give you such money and ask you to remain anonymous,your pictures go even dey on every bill board and pages of newspaper,all the investment bankers and luxury goods merchants of these Worlds go even come great you for house personally.
Lottery money na wetin Yòrùbá dey call owó ayé

Modrov:
Here is the thing...lottery winners don't need to be announced , nor do they need to announce themselves.

If you win a lottery...find out whether the rules of the lottery allow for your name to be announced as the winner. If they allow you to remain anonymous...then by all means remain anonymous. Don't show face. There are evil people in the world.

Modrov:


Rules vary per location and per country.

In the US...some states allow you to remain anonymous. Some dont. Also depends on the company running the lottery.

NewSoul:
Money wey be say Messi go collect in 7 months from Psg. Why he no kill himself?

Crossroad1:
Having alot of money requires alot of sense and great humility to spend it.
Money brings maturity, respect and a certain level of confidence but it can also destroy you if care is not taken..

More money, more problem and more see finish

Bigchristo:
The money didn’t destroy her life, her attitude did, when you have money and think you can bully everybody around you then they leave you to be alone with your riches
Most especially when she is living in a society where money don’t freak people because government has everything in place for both rich and the poor.

Lattop:
See came into limelight unprepared, the money is just too much for her brain

God I don do my best just Bless me with this money

Solatium:



Probably when you are talking of small win,if you talk of mega cash like this you must declared the winner with a verifiable details.
How would people truly trust that the lottery is real if winner are concealed?

1. Remain anonymous if your state rules permit it. Once people know you're suddenly wealthy, you'll be badgered by requests for handouts from everyone from charities to long-lost friends and relatives--not to mention all the financial "experts" who will be vying for your business. So check state rules to see whether you can dodge them all by remaining anonymous.

Rules on winner publicity vary by state. In New York, for example, winners' names are a public record. Elsewhere it may be possible to maintain your anonymity by setting up a trust or limited liability company to receive the winnings, says Beth C. Gamel, a CPA with Pillar Financial Advisors in Waltham, MA. A client of Gamel's who won a past lottery did that, and had a lawyer claim the prize on behalf of of the trust. In South Carolina, it's also possible to remain anonymous.

Depending on where you bought the ticket, prize winners have between 180 days and one year from the date of the drawing to claim their prize. So find out what the state rules are and plot a course

Adjovi:
When your mind is not prepared to handle wealth, when it comes you'll end up like her. No matter the money I know wan know how much it be. If it enter my hand, plans don dey like madt. I never get money the kind plans I dey make self dey scare me. Baba God abeg let my cup of wealth run over jare.