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jospepper:
Promise and fail is a sin

NOTE: This post is a general advice to all of us on the power of a promise. It's not directed against the First Lady.


On a bitterly cold night, a billionaire was walking through the streets when he encountered an old, poor man shivering in the cold. The billionaire, dressed in his warm, luxurious coat, couldn't help but feel a pang of sympathy for the man. He approached him and asked, "Don't you feel cold being outside without a coat?"

The old man looked up, his eyes reflecting years of hardship and resilience. "I don't have a coat," he replied, "but I've gotten used to the cold."

The billionaire, moved by the man's plight, said, "Wait here. I'll go inside my house and bring you a coat." The old man's face lit up with hope and gratitude. "Thank you," he said, "I'll wait for you."

The billionaire hurried into his grand mansion, intending to fetch a coat for the old man. However, once inside, he got distracted by the warmth and comfort of his home. He became engrossed in his evening routine, enjoying a hot meal and the company of his family. The promise he made to the old man slipped from his mind.

The night grew colder, and the old man waited patiently outside, his hope keeping him warm. Hours passed, and the cold began to seep into his bones. He clung to the promise of the coat, believing that help was on its way. But as the night wore on, his strength waned, and he succumbed to the freezing temperatures.

In the morning, the billionaire remembered the old man and rushed outside, only to find him lifeless on the ground. A note was clutched in the old man's hand. It read, "When I didn't have any warm clothes, I had the power to fight the cold because I was used to it. But when you promised me help, I got attached to your promise, and that took away my power to resist."

The billionaire was struck with a profound sense of guilt and sorrow. He realized that his well-intentioned promise had inadvertently caused the old man's demise. The promise, which had meant little to him, had meant everything to the old man.

While a promise might seem insignificant to you, it could mean the world to someone else.

https://www./bitterly-cold-night-billionaire-walking-through-streets-rk-glylc/

Kavod:
YES OOOO. People are going through worse them nor even fit afford android phone not to talk of internet. She don see two first ladies na,

SHE THOUGHT ALL HER PROBLEMS WOULD BE SOLVED...... FIRST LADY DON SOLVE ALL HER OWN PROBLEMS? DANGOTE DON SOLVE ALL E OWN PROBLEMS?

Kavod:
YES OOOO. People are going through worse them nor even fit afford android phone not to talk of internet. She don see two first ladies na,

SHE THOUGHT ALL HER PROBLEMS WOULD BE SOLVED...... FIRST LADY DON SOLVE ALL HER OWN PROBLEMS? DANGOTE DON SOLVE ALL E OWN PROBLEMS?

Smilleydr:
one thing I hate about the life s that you go just get one thing wey dey baffle you, one thing wey go dey make you dey think, one thing wey go be your problem, one thing wey go dey spoiled your mood sometimes.

Kavod:
If you like get $1billion for account... SOMETHING GO STILL BE YOUR PROBLEM.

Osgilliat:
Don’t ask me stupid questions, it shows you didn’t read the article, if you did, you would have seen where they asked the girl what she wants, she told them she wants to travel out of the country.

chigo32:
But they gave her 5 million na, atleast she receive money. They try for her