Nicepoker:
You couldn't use your phone to initiate a transfer. Liar.

I don't reply people who don't have money. Pls run away from my mention.. Biko.

Jennyclay:
I don't reply people who don't have money. Pls run away from my mention.. Biko.

look at this broke animal.

jeromestarks:

Trained by a single mother. Shame on you.

Better find a good man now before you end up like your mother.

Single mother?
Dude, I got a father
And my parents are happy together
So nxt time you wanna type without ur brain you'd direct it to me not my mom okay
I don't joke with her.

Nonexisting1:
Apart from my family, I don't give raw cash to people but I can buy them food or provide them with means to earn a living. I have helped a childhood friend with a shuttle bus to earn a living. In my mind, it was for free but I didn't tell him that. I have him believe it was on hire purchase and make him pay returns into a bank account. What he doesn't know is that I don't touch that money and when his payment is full, I will give him all the money back and then tell him the bus was for free from beginning. I'm doing it this way because I don't want him to feel entitled and not work hard. With the money I've saved for him, he can buy a second bus and become an employer of labour.

it there means u worth millions for you to over look those savings without touching it.. so rare

CEwog91:
it there means u worth millions for you to over look those savings without touching it.. so rare

Far from it. It's actually hard for me not to touch the money, it takes a lot of discipline. Besides, my childhood nigga can't be loading buses at the motor park and I will be sleeping well in my house. The bus I got for him was Nigerian used so I got it cheaper than a direct Belgium bus.

Nonexisting1:
Far from it. It's actually hard for me not to touch the money, it takes a lot of discipline. Besides, my childhood nigga can't be loading buses at the motor park and I will be sleeping well in my house. The bus I got for him was Nigerian used so I got it cheaper than a direct Belgium bus.

alright

This was in 2013, I just landed Krakow airport, and was suffering from barotrauma which I caught mid-flight, I was in severe pains, and it was my first time experiencing it.

I boarded a train to another city and there was this middle age polish woman sitting in front of me. She noticed my discomfort, and was trying to communicate with me, but language barrier was an issue.

She took out her phone, called her daughter that spoke English, put it on loud speaker, so she could be an interpreter. After she figured out that I was suffering from barotrauma, she gave me water and some painkillers which she had in her purse.

She was supposed to drop a station after me, but she dropped at my station and followed me to a pharmacy, where she explained what was wrong. She supervised the whole process, paid for my medication, and made sure I was fine.

It was so heartwarming how this woman treated me like her son, despite the language difficulties. Her treatment made me felt far better that day. Not less than a month in the country I got my first racist experience, but my experience with that woman overshadowed it.

pansophist:
This was in 2013, I just landed Krakow airport, and was suffering from barotrauma which I caught mid-flight, I was in severe pains, and it was my first time experiencing it.

I boarded a train to another city and there was this middle age polish woman sitting in front of me. She noticed my discomfort, and was trying to communicate with me, but language barrier was an issue.

She took out her phone, called her daughter that spoke English, put it on loud speaker, so she could be an interpreter. After she figured out that I was suffering from barotrauma, she gave me water and some painkillers which she had in her purse.

She was supposed to drop a station after me, but she dropped at my station and followed me to a pharmacy, where she explained what was wrong. She supervised the whole process, paid for my medication, and made sure I was fine.

It was so heartwarming how this woman treated me like her son, despite the language difficulties. Her treatment made me felt far better that day. Not less than a month in the country I got my first racist experience, but my experience with that woman overshadowed it.

This is nice.

Th3 head of the post reads the kind3st thing u have seen someone do for another person everybody begin the praise themselve na wo lies say what u saw someone do that looks like a kind gesture nairaland lieing saints tueh