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I won't wait for anybody to sack me, I already have plans B, I no get shock absorber abeg.

I've read every comment from 1 to 23 and I must confess the pain is deep, I've also had my share of grief.

I lost my aunt in 2001, she had just put to birth and I went to visit her from school, she looked radiant, we spoke at length and when I stood up to leave, she told me to take my studies seriously so that I can make my dad ( her step brother) proud, I promised to do my best and left. The next day on my way to church, someone called me and was condoling with me on her demise. I rejected it and ran to the clinic (not too far from my church,) but was told she bled and past on after I left. She was an angel, a rare gem and I still miss her.

May 18, 2011 my dearest mum died exactly two weeks after I gave birth to my daughter. As I type, I'm in tears because she sowed so much but didn't reap much, she gave birth to 10 children, we didn't Know our elder ones because they left before we came but 8 of us are doing great and dad is strong too but that vacuum can never be filled. Continue resting in the bossom of the Lord, thanks for the sacrifices you made for us to be graduates, I can't forget you or love you less because you are engraved in my heart. Your 9th memorial is in 2 weeks, I've started filling that void, e still dey pain me, I wish you lived longer.

Most companies won't meet up with payment of salaries, I've not been paid for March, my side hustle has been keeping me and the family going. If you don't have a plan B, get one.

Hmm mm

Lack of sleep is insomnia, get Cellgivity and thank me later. You can send me a mail