Ok

Nice of the man.
Lucky kid.

Test my car tracking device, if it works for you, you pay.

What if the boy won pam the momey to himself without telling anybody, now he don cast

good sha..e bi like say oga dey do 'give away' oooo

AddictedToTech:
Iffa hear say the the 50k enter him hand
Use 50k snap, give am 500 for a photo shoot well done

You will just open mouth.. waaaa

wow the man rich o!

femi4:
The boy needs education not N50k that ll be gone in few days

Who told you the boy is not in school?
At least the man gave him money....which one have you done in your life to your colleague or some of your neighborhood friends....

Idiot

Red king! Are you Chinmarked?

Nelly4you:
Sometimes, those who sell things by the roadsides appear to be very rude, ill-mannered and uncultured. When a customer notices this, it annoys the customer and some might even stylishly leave the seller to buy from another customer. On the other hand, there are some other petty traders and hawkers who are extremely well-mannered, friendly, and rewardable.

Today, a man named Mr. Ijiomah Chinedu Marksman took to his social media page, Facebook precisely to share his experience with a groundnut seller. This man said he was driving across the streets while leaving for work when he came across a young boy who sells groundnut.

According to what Mr. Chinedu made public on Facebook, the young boy who sells groundnut told him to please purchase from his product. Mr. Chinedu said he immediately felt like testing how cultured or well trained the boy is. So, he told him he isn't interested in buying his groundnut. Instead of being angry over what Mr. Chinedu said like some other hawkers, the groundnut seller quickly replied by telling him to taste his groundnut so he'd buy when next he passes by. The boy's exact statement goes that:

"Oga, take this one as testing, next time you buy na."

For saying this, Mr. Ijiomah Chinedu felt really impressed about the boy and took to rewarding him for being a credible street boy. He however gave the boy a fifty thousand naira cash for being well-mannered.

Having seen this, what do you all feel about the man who rewarded the boy? If you were in his shoes, what would you have done for the young groundnut seller?

Also, have you ever had a good or bad encounter with any hawker which you can share here? If yes, share and let's learn.



https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1241013329613573&id=100011147522737

who was snapping it.

Meteng:
This actually brought tears to my eyes

picture or I don't believe you

Thank You Oga

Keep your camera at home, when feeding the poor

God bless him for extending the hand of assistance to the boy

This made me smile.
So sweet of him

Nelly4you:

Nah my everyday prayer be that o, let his blessings come so I can help people . Some people think I'm stingy but they don't understand

Dreams without goals are just dream

That is why i respect an average Ibo man,they sabi business wella.but not all those ones spreading hatred among other tribes,sorry i am a Yoruba man,but truth must be told.

Jafar1:
Nice gesture, thats if true...

Because I don't understand why he will ask a camera man to snap him while giving out money to a buy...

Maybe so others can learn and do something similar..

maybe the picture was taken with a smart phone, and the publicity was for others to do thesame

The boy set time has arrived.

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potbelly:
You can see the shock on the young man's face...

Nice gesture...

And the smile on the policeman's face.

It takes such a little effort to show kindness.

Jafar1:
Nice gesture, thats if true...

Because I don't understand why he will ask a camera man to snap him while giving out money to a buy...

Maybe so others can learn and do something similar..

If taking cameras while buying would alleviate poverty in the society I think everyone can do so camera is not an option just feel like helping if I have thou

Very nice oh him, may they utilize the money appropriately

Nelly4you:

Nah my everyday prayer be that o, let his blessings come so I can help people . Some people think I'm stingy but they don't understand

From the little you have give. God would open doors for you, if you wait till you have enough that time would never come because even if you have 1 billion you won't feel you have enough, you would want 10 billion

RPG2020:




Dreams without goals are just dream

its actually dream without action.
Goals are dreams with a time limit, I want to be the president of Nigeria is a dream, I want to be the president of Nigeria before I get to 50yrs is a goal

I hope that boy use that money well

icuminpiss:
Wow, I will do more of this ijn

Amen...but never you put it in the media. Hope you understand.

Wow...the way God take dey bless person still amazes me....Blessed is the hand that giveth

Rubbish! So he goes around with a police escort and cameraman looking for who to give ₦50,000 and then post on Facebook?

merieam16:
Lord let my helper test me tomorrow too

Let me thirst you now... you will be sweet o

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I am back specialist
no cap

Exact scenario has played out in Lagos at a traffic light but I no go talk wetin I do.

My prayers is to see people perform what they have truly wished or rather prayed for cos millions go on the loose after a few bar in their aza and the next thing you hear is "do you know you who you are talking to"

Nelly4you:

Nah my everyday prayer be that o, let his blessings come so I can help people . Some people think I'm stingy but they don't understand

May God blessh you for removing tears from this helpless boy.