So u are rich now with two shops right?

Useless boy

[color=#006600][/color][quote author=damiloladuke post=69836985]A Nigerian man took to Facebook to give a narration on how a lady who called his dad an evil man while he was selling under the sun at a market in Aba, eventually remained in the same spot she was years back.

The young man said his father was struggling some years back and the woman made fun of him for his situation and even cursed him that he will always remain in the same situation.

Years later, his father's lot in life improved but the woman's situation got worse.


Read his story below.

It's been close to a 4 days my light was disconnected, and like every other day since it was disconnected, I went to charge my phone.

I plugged it and left.

Came back few hours later and collected the phone.

I was heading home and I decided to take a route I took almost 2 years ago.

I don't like using that route but I did.

•••

My Dad once sold female shoes(Aba made shoes.) in that route.

He was selling them under the sun then.

He wasn't allowed by the market workers to put an umbrella to shield him from rain and sun.

He managed.

He left that place 2 years ago, but an incident happened in his stay there.

There was this lady he had an issue with.

She won't be above 25 years of age, but she insulted my Dad like they were mates.

She abused my Dad that day.

She said my Dad was evil and he uses juju and the juju he was using has back fired on him that's why he will remain under the sun selling shoes.

She continued that sun will beat my Dad, even rain will fall on him all the days of his life in that market until he dies.

My Dad wanted to hit her, and I calm him down.

That night my Dad was angry at me.

He was mad.

He refused to talk to me even when we got home.

After I asked him why he was behaving cold towards me, he opened up to me that he was disappointed in me.

How I stood and watch a girl insult him when I could have beaten the living day out of her.

I told him I'm sorry.

I didn't agree, he busted at me.

Called me names.

I went outside to cry.

I was confused.

I'm not a violent person, but I almost lost it that day.

My Dad and I struggled during Christmas season, made some money and he left that market.

Today, I passed through that route only to find that girl inside rain selling tomatoes, pepper and kerosene.

I can't forget her face.

I walked forward.

Stopped her a friend's shop and asked her what happened to the lady behind.

why is she no longer in her shop.

I was told the shop wasn't her own. She was managing it with a woman and the woman died some months back.

She couldn't afford the shop rent anymore and the shop was sold off to another person.

Formally she sells rice, beans, and so many other things.

Now, she is just selling tomatoes, pepper and kerosene.

Rain was showering a little bit and it was falling on her mercilessly.

I was pleased!

I never planned to buy anything from the market, but because I wanted to get back at her, I went to the ATM in the market and withdrew 1k.

I went to her shop and told her to sell kerosene for me.
(I have almost 4 liters of kerosene at home.)

She bent down.

I asked her if she knows me and she nodded her head.

I smiled.

"You know my Dad now has a shop?" I asked.

She didn't reply.

"He no more sells aba made shoes anymore." I continued.

She started hurrying up to sell the kerosene.

"You know, he is no longer in the rain, even sun doesn't come close to his shop."

She filled the kerosene and gave it to me.

I told her to sell tomatoes for me with pepper.

I wasn't done reading her.

She was packaging it, and I continued,

" He doesn't just have a shop, he now has two shops. Isn't that wonderful...."

She became irritated. her cheek bones almost found it's way out of her skin.

"My Dad ehn, the juju he is using is very strong. I'm very grateful." I didn't retract.

She quickly tied everything and handed it over to me.

I chuckled, looked her in her tired eyes, and she diverged.

I sighed.

paid her for what I bought and left.

Walked a distance, turned back and my eyes met with hers. it was filled with dismay.

PS: I need to see my dad and tell him what I saw.

PPS: My Dad would feel sorry for her, and it will make me sick.

PPPS: let me go and cook.

https://lailasnews.com/man-narrates-how-lady-who-humiliated-his-dad-years-back-suffered-ill-luck/

[You can see his face, he is a kid]

Kids will always be kids

I HATE POOR PEOPLE AND THEIR MENTALITY, SO NOW YOU ARRIVED, OKWAYA? USING KEROSENE STOVE TO COOK AT THIS JET AGE IS NOW AN ACHIEVEMENT TO YOU, OOKWAYA? YOU JUST BE BUSY LOOKING FOR AN ENEMY TO YOUR SELF. I TRUST ABIA PEOPLE BY THE TIME, BY THE TIME THE WOMAN WILL BECAUSE OF YOU SPEND JUST N400 TO AND FRO BECAUSE OF YOU ENTER HER VILLAGE, THE SAME YOU WILL COME HERE AND BE SHOUTING AKA NDI VILLAGE.

I HATE POOR PEOPLE AND THEIR MENTALITY, SO NOW YOU DON ARRIVE, OKWAYA? USING KEROSENE STOVE TO COOK AT THIS JET AGE IS NOW AN ACHIEVEMENT TO YOU, OOKWAYA? YOU JUST BE BUSY LOOKING FOR AN ENEMY TO YOUR SELF. I TRUST ABIA PEOPLE,BY THE TIME THE WOMAN WILL BECAUSE OF YOU SPEND JUST N400 TO AND FRO AND BECAUSE OF YOU ENTER HER VILLAGE, THE SAME YOU WILL COME HERE AND BE SHOUTING AKA NDI VILLAGE.

1. Market still dey get ATM for naija? CBN don cancel ATM outlets e don tey except for Bank premises.
2. why you go her shop buy kerosene. No be u talk say she no get shop again con stand for rain dey sell market?
.
Ayam not understanding o.

Okay

ZaRuleOfLaw:
trouble dey sleep, yanga go wake am. when e happen now, you go blame village people. it's wise to not rub your success in people's face

exactly the little boy still has a lot of growing up to do. So childish of him. She sha wanted attention and vengeance and he got it.

Op you need to be careful with market women. Many of them are frustrated. You know what you are capable of doing. Do you know what she's capable of doing. You better don't put your dad in trouble or fight a battle bigger than your age because I see you are really feeling proud of yourself

damiloladuke:
A Nigerian man took to Facebook to give a narration on how a lady who called his dad an evil man while he was selling under the sun at a market in Aba, eventually remained in the same spot she was years back.

The young man said his father was struggling some years back and the woman made fun of him for his situation and even cursed him that he will always remain in the same situation.

Years later, his father's lot in life improved but the woman's situation got worse.


Read his story below.

It's been close to a 4 days my light was disconnected, and like every other day since it was disconnected, I went to charge my phone.

I plugged it and left.

Came back few hours later and collected the phone.

I was heading home and I decided to take a route I took almost 2 years ago.

I don't like using that route but I did.

•••

My Dad once sold female shoes(Aba made shoes.) in that route.

He was selling them under the sun then.

He wasn't allowed by the market workers to put an umbrella to shield him from rain and sun.

He managed.

He left that place 2 years ago, but an incident happened in his stay there.

There was this lady he had an issue with.

She won't be above 25 years of age, but she insulted my Dad like they were mates.

She abused my Dad that day.

She said my Dad was evil and he uses juju and the juju he was using has back fired on him that's why he will remain under the sun selling shoes.

She continued that sun will beat my Dad, even rain will fall on him all the days of his life in that market until he dies.

My Dad wanted to hit her, and I calm him down.

That night my Dad was angry at me.

He was mad.

He refused to talk to me even when we got home.

After I asked him why he was behaving cold towards me, he opened up to me that he was disappointed in me.

How I stood and watch a girl insult him when I could have beaten the living day out of her.

I told him I'm sorry.

I didn't agree, he busted at me.

Called me names.

I went outside to cry.

I was confused.

I'm not a violent person, but I almost lost it that day.

My Dad and I struggled during Christmas season, made some money and he left that market.

Today, I passed through that route only to find that girl inside rain selling tomatoes, pepper and kerosene.

I can't forget her face.

I walked forward.

Stopped her a friend's shop and asked her what happened to the lady behind.

why is she no longer in her shop.

I was told the shop wasn't her own. She was managing it with a woman and the woman died some months back.

She couldn't afford the shop rent anymore and the shop was sold off to another person.

Formally she sells rice, beans, and so many other things.

Now, she is just selling tomatoes, pepper and kerosene.

Rain was showering a little bit and it was falling on her mercilessly.

I was pleased!

I never planned to buy anything from the market, but because I wanted to get back at her, I went to the ATM in the market and withdrew 1k.

I went to her shop and told her to sell kerosene for me.
(I have almost 4 liters of kerosene at home.)

She bent down.

I asked her if she knows me and she nodded her head.

I smiled.

"You know my Dad now has a shop?" I asked.

She didn't reply.

"He no more sells aba made shoes anymore." I continued.

She started hurrying up to sell the kerosene.

"You know, he is no longer in the rain, even sun doesn't come close to his shop."

She filled the kerosene and gave it to me.

I told her to sell tomatoes for me with pepper.

I wasn't done reading her.

She was packaging it, and I continued,

" He doesn't just have a shop, he now has two shops. Isn't that wonderful...."

She became irritated. her cheek bones almost found it's way out of her skin.

"My Dad ehn, the juju he is using is very strong. I'm very grateful." I didn't retract.

She quickly tied everything and handed it over to me.

I chuckled, looked her in her tired eyes, and she diverged.

I sighed.

paid her for what I bought and left.

Walked a distance, turned back and my eyes met with hers. it was filled with dismay.

PS: I need to see my dad and tell him what I saw.

PPS: My Dad would feel sorry for her, and it will make me sick.

PPPS: let me go and cook.

https://lailasnews.com/man-narrates-how-lady-who-humiliated-his-dad-years-back-suffered-ill-luck/

That part that said "I was pleased" has affirmed once more that a lot of Nigerians are sick in the head

how can such thing please anyone

No matter what

Never feel hurt by people's words or actions. They don't define you. A very good true life story . I enjoy reading about comebacks .

SarakiBukola:
Silly guy...who said the girl might not "surpass" them eventually ?

The Race of Life only ends when you die.

It's childish to boast of any so-called achievements

No mind the guy

By the time he has shops in Alaba,idumota and
oshodi, I am sure you will pour her water?

I'm sure that even your dad that you're trying to defend will not like it ,

Mankosi:
So u are rich now with two shops right?

larj:
Am I the only one who feels this is a stupid story?, But then again he is a child, both the pepper seller and his Dad included. Thinking you go through life without being wronged is false. Keeping hold of such hate is disgusting and can only take one so far. Wonder what he'll do if he finally owns a car. Poor mans mentality ; get rich to oppress your neighbour .

Na so o

That's the average way of thinking in Nigeria

Ugosample:




That part that said "I was pleased" has affirmed once more that a lot of Nigerians are sick in the head

how can such thing please anyone

No matter what

Bro Shut your fucking mouth. You could do worse if you were the OP. Karma does not forgive when it catches up with anyone . It gives you what you deserve. Black people are inherently evil. They can ruin your life if you ever give a thought to their words and actions. I have been told worse things in my life . I have faced similar situations. So I think it is very right to remind the wicked of their actions.

jhubril:


Bro Shut your fucking mouth. You could do worse if you were the OP. Karma does not forgive when it catches up with anyone . It gives you what you deserve. Black people are inherently evil. They can ruin your life if you ever give a thought to their words and actions. I have been told worse things in my life . I have faced similar situations. So I think it is very right to remind the wicked of their actions.

I have been offended, cheated and been dealt with wickedly and unjustly by many in my decades of existence on earth, but I will NEVER rejoice or even feel happy if misfortune befall any of them.


It's a mental sickness to rejoice over any's misfortune

If not for anything else, I'm a Christian.

chronique:
poor people and their problem sha. i don't know what exactly that you're trying to do but if it's getting back at her,i must say that you are not wise. instead of you to hide your head and thank God for the improvement,you're going to look for trouble by buying kerosene and tomatoes and reminding somebody about something very irrelevant. by the time the witch decides to attack your family and reduce you guys to her level of poverty and all of you start selling tomatoes and kerosene and okrika shoes under the rain,that is when you will have sense.

Life! Please tell OP o!! This is Africa!!!

Ugosample:


I have been offended, cheated and been dealt with wickedly and unjustly by many in my decades of existence on earth, but I will NEVER rejoice or even feel happy if misfortune befall any of them.


It's a mental sickness to rejoice over any's misfortune

If not for anything else, I'm a Christian.

Even the Bible says there is no peace for the wicked. Rejoicing is morally wrong but watching my enemies end up in their own graves gives me moral victory.

U both acted childishly. The lady for insulting ur dad, and u now for rubbing ur dad's success on her face. The heart of man is wicked you know

ladygudhead:
Ummh And the winner izzzzz...! BTW,I heard that this space i'm occuping is called.......'FFF' Plz it is for sale,interested buyer should contact me.

i want ro buy o but i can only pay u with 3 pack of postinor 2 and 1 pack of rough rider if u are interested meet me in sharaton hotel ROOM 99

Repay evil with good.... that's all he needed to have done. Life challenges us to be angels to others we meet along the journey. If he could, why couldn't he have gotten her an umbrella ☂️

Let her know that you understand how it feels to be in the position she is. Indeed she would have been remorseful and grateful for that kind act

Provide 24:17-18.

The idiot go withdraw 1k,lol!!!!

ZaRuleOfLaw:
trouble dey sleep, yanga go wake am. when e happen now, you go blame village people. it's wise to not rub your success in people's face

But it is also good to let them know that the biatch called KARMA is very much alive and always a foot behind you.

Very petty of him but I love it!!!

Reminds me of how one guy selling car magazines opposite that big church at CMS insulted me in 2011 that it's people like me that can never own a car that will be pricing his magazines.

Since then, I've driven past him in 2 cars i bought. I slow down quickly and when I get his attention, he thinks I'm interested in buying a mag but I quickly remind him, laugh and zoom off.

Yeah, I know it's petty but some people deserve it.

SAMBARRY:
exactly the little boy still has a lot of growing up to do. So childish of him. She sha wanted attention and vengeance and he got it.

Op you need to be careful with market women. Many of them are frustrated. You know what you are capable of doing. Do you know what she's capable of doing. You better don't put your dad in trouble or fight a battle bigger than your age because I see you are really feeling proud of yourself

the best thing in life is to fly under the radar

emperorblog:




i want ro buy o but i can only pay u with 3 pack of postinor 2 and 1 pack of rough rider if u are interested meet me in sharaton hotel ROOM 99

Jesus loves you. Have you received Jesus as you Lord and personal saviour? If you have not,i encouge you to do so today by saying the following prayer, "LORD JESUS, I BELIEVED YOU DIED FOR ME, FORGIVE ME OF ALL MY SINS,COME INTO MY LIFE AND RENEW MY HEART,AS I CALL YOU MY LORD AND SAVIOUR TODAY.AMEN!" congratulations bro!

damiloladuke:
A Nigerian man took to Facebook to give a narration on how a lady who called his dad an evil man while he was selling under the sun at a market in Aba, eventually remained in the same spot she was years back.

The young man said his father was struggling some years back and the woman made fun of him for his situation and even cursed him that he will always remain in the same situation.

Years later, his father's lot in life improved but the woman's situation got worse.


Read his story below.

It's been close to a 4 days my light was disconnected, and like every other day since it was disconnected, I went to charge my phone.

I plugged it and left.

Came back few hours later and collected the phone.

I was heading home and I decided to take a route I took almost 2 years ago.

I don't like using that route but I did.

•••

My Dad once sold female shoes(Aba made shoes.) in that route.

He was selling them under the sun then.

He wasn't allowed by the market workers to put an umbrella to shield him from rain and sun.

He managed.

He left that place 2 years ago, but an incident happened in his stay there.

There was this lady he had an issue with.

She won't be above 25 years of age, but she insulted my Dad like they were mates.

She abused my Dad that day.

She said my Dad was evil and he uses juju and the juju he was using has back fired on him that's why he will remain under the sun selling shoes.

She continued that sun will beat my Dad, even rain will fall on him all the days of his life in that market until he dies.

My Dad wanted to hit her, and I calm him down.

That night my Dad was angry at me.

He was mad.

He refused to talk to me even when we got home.

After I asked him why he was behaving cold towards me, he opened up to me that he was disappointed in me.

How I stood and watch a girl insult him when I could have beaten the living day out of her.

I told him I'm sorry.

I didn't agree, he busted at me.

Called me names.

I went outside to cry.

I was confused.

I'm not a violent person, but I almost lost it that day.

My Dad and I struggled during Christmas season, made some money and he left that market.

Today, I passed through that route only to find that girl inside rain selling tomatoes, pepper and kerosene.

I can't forget her face.

I walked forward.

Stopped her a friend's shop and asked her what happened to the lady behind.

why is she no longer in her shop.

I was told the shop wasn't her own. She was managing it with a woman and the woman died some months back.

She couldn't afford the shop rent anymore and the shop was sold off to another person.

Formally she sells rice, beans, and so many other things.

Now, she is just selling tomatoes, pepper and kerosene.

Rain was showering a little bit and it was falling on her mercilessly.

I was pleased!

I never planned to buy anything from the market, but because I wanted to get back at her, I went to the ATM in the market and withdrew 1k.

I went to her shop and told her to sell kerosene for me.
(I have almost 4 liters of kerosene at home.)

She bent down.

I asked her if she knows me and she nodded her head.

I smiled.

"You know my Dad now has a shop?" I asked.

She didn't reply.

"He no more sells aba made shoes anymore." I continued.

She started hurrying up to sell the kerosene.

"You know, he is no longer in the rain, even sun doesn't come close to his shop."

She filled the kerosene and gave it to me.

I told her to sell tomatoes for me with pepper.

I wasn't done reading her.

She was packaging it, and I continued,

" He doesn't just have a shop, he now has two shops. Isn't that wonderful...."

She became irritated. her cheek bones almost found it's way out of her skin.

"My Dad ehn, the juju he is using is very strong. I'm very grateful." I didn't retract.

She quickly tied everything and handed it over to me.

I chuckled, looked her in her tired eyes, and she diverged.

I sighed.

paid her for what I bought and left.

Walked a distance, turned back and my eyes met with hers. it was filled with dismay.

PS: I need to see my dad and tell him what I saw.

PPS: My Dad would feel sorry for her, and it will make me sick.

PPPS: let me go and cook.

https://lailasnews.com/man-narrates-how-lady-who-humiliated-his-dad-years-back-suffered-ill-luck/

I see now why u couldn't defend ur Dad the other time. you are shallow Luke the lady. I hope everybody ends well. but I guess you haven't given it a thought that the story hasn't ended for you, your Dad and the lady. you should have just talk with the lady with the aim of making her feel penance but not to make yourself feel good.
your action to me has passed you off as a coward. your Dad most have noticed it in u during the first incidence

If this happened about 2 years ago and the lady was about 25 then it means she is around 27 now and still young, still struggling on her own, still has hope.

It is good that you laughed, at least you consoled yourself and cause her some pain but you may have awoken a desire in her to succeed and get better if she lives long enough.

You haven't seen all of it yet. This life?

this is the way poor men reason.
This is a small boy who hasn't made it in life o.

He is feeling himself because he withdrew paltry 1k to 'shame' her.

Nonsense!