I need us to reflect on this.

I'm so upset right now.

Some times i feel so ashamed of my fellow humans when i see them walking on the pedestrian bridges without any sign of pity to the beggars who decided to work by sweeping the ground where you and i walk daily, rather than just sitting and begging for money. Yet we ignore.

Its clear to all that this person is disabled. There is no foul play as to whether he is crippled or not (because i know we have those ones called professional beggars who approach you for transport money). And there is no way you can tell me pedestrians passing by don't have at least N5.00 to give them as sign of encouragement for not staying idle. Yet we ignore.

They refuse to beg but decides to work by sweeping and keeping clean where you pass daily. Yet you walk pass them without giving alms, even when you have N20, N10, or N5 in your pockets. God is watching you. He will tell you; ''You see me in need, but you didn't help.

God's judgement will fall on us for little deeds like these. But you donate thousands and millions in your churches praying for God's blessing.

in the area were I school,if u give any begger money,dey will use it for rituals ..God has been exposing a lot of dem lately ..do u think I should go ahead and give them?

prevail23:
in the area were I school,if u give any begger money,dey will use it for rituals ..God has been exposing a lot of dem lately ..do u think I should go ahead and give them?

yeah.....so meaning the beggar's juju is more powerful than the God you serve. Shame on you

Eberex:


yeah.....so meaning the beggar's juju is more powerful than the God you serve. Shame on you

thank you sha