IntrovertedK:
which one is Brain freeze again madam? And is that you on your dp? Are you a les? If yes can i slid in please?

Babyforever:
Girl you should have asked for his...... hold him tight such guys are rear to come by

IntrovertedK:
and nobody will tell you to delete it after three days you take it my sister. Me and calls, we are so totally worlds apart. I don't know how to make/answer calls. Generally i have problem relating with people. Like i don't like getting closer to people. So the best i always do is to try and make peopls day and be there for humanity sake. After that, we are so done. I'm like so outta this world. Don't know if there's another like me on earth though. I feel so wierd even to myself.

millionboi:
she get sense......4her mind na mugu.


So many gals take kind gesture from men as lost.

kellz0:
Im ibo bro but I agree with you 100%...

wittyt98:
getting closer is the easiest thing for to do when i need help but concerning the phone call thing, bros you re not alone o we plenty
i so much hate taking calls i don't call people and even when people call, i just stare at the screen motherfvckerly wondering why they Couldn't text me instead and even texting i get tired of after a short while cus i get bored easily whenever i open my whatsapp and see how many text I'm yet to reply i just laugh at my horrible yet beautiful introverted life

OPTIMUSPRIME08:
yeah that's if the fish tastes good with little or no bone.
Need a fish with less drama for the river if you know you know

Izychi:
Well, mine was the other way round (I was the one that offered help)

So in 2007, when I wa in 300L unn. There was this night I was going for night class studies, but I had to go to canteen and eat first. So I was sitting close to the counter savoring my food when this other student came in and was begging the food vendor to sell food on credit to him. I heard the food vendor telling him he couldn't sell the food on credit to him because the one he ate yesterday on credit he hadn't been able to pay for it. (They were talking loud, so I wasn't eavesdropping, lol).

So I later saw the guy with his food, and I beckoned on him to come to my table. And I was like; I could hear from his conversation that he couldn't pay for his food. And he affirmed. So I gave him 70 naira to pay for the meal (that was the cost of a plate of garri and egusi with one correct fried fish, lol). He was so happy. Then he told me that the food vendor actually agreed to sell the food to him on credit. But that he'd like to use the money I gave to him to buy medicine. That he wasn't feeling too well. And that he was expecting to hear from his family in few days time.....

All the money I had in my pocket left was about 420 naira. So I removed 50naira for my biscuit and pure water (midnight food, lol) and handed the remaining 370 naira to him. And I was like "I guess this can take care of at least 4 or 5 plates of food for you until you hear from your people?". The guy was dumbfounded. I saw a teardrop in his eyes. He thanked me so much, that I may not understand what I had done for him..... I was so happy I could lift a burden off someone's shoulder (however little it was).

I hope I didn't deviate from the thread?

simplep:

Tracypacy:
A friend stood me up in a club, I was stranded, it was late,I met a young man & told him my problem,he took me to his house, we slept on the same bed,he didn't touch me,i woke up with breakfast on bed & he dropped me off.
He didn't ask for my number, I saw a ring on his finger.
Share yours..............

Izychi:
Well, mine was the other way round (I was the one that offered help)

So in 2007, when I wa in 300L unn. There was this night I was going for night class studies, but I had to go to canteen and eat first. So I was sitting close to the counter savoring my food when this other student came in and was begging the food vendor to sell food on credit to him. I heard the food vendor telling him he couldn't sell the food on credit to him because the one he ate yesterday on credit he hadn't been able to pay for it. (They were talking loud, so I wasn't eavesdropping, lol).

So I later saw the guy with his food, and I beckoned on him to come to my table. And I was like; I could hear from his conversation that he couldn't pay for his food. And he affirmed. So I gave him 70 naira to pay for the meal (that was the cost of a plate of garri and egusi with one correct fried fish, lol). He was so happy. Then he told me that the food vendor actually agreed to sell the food to him on credit. But that he'd like to use the money I gave to him to buy medicine. That he wasn't feeling too well. And that he was expecting to hear from his family in few days time.....

All the money I had in my pocket left was about 420 naira. So I removed 50naira for my biscuit and pure water (midnight food, lol) and handed the remaining 370 naira to him. And I was like "I guess this can take care of at least 4 or 5 plates of food for you until you hear from your people?". The guy was dumbfounded. I saw a teardrop in his eyes. He thanked me so much, that I may not understand what I had done for him..... I was so happy I could lift a burden off someone's shoulder (however little it was).

I hope I didn't deviate from the thread?

realoscar84:
Once upon a time, I was coming from my elder sister's place late in the night where I went to eat evening food cuz I was so broke i couldnt afford bike money to my house which is #100. I was equally too embarrassed to ask my kind sister for okada money which she wasn't aware of. So I lockup and bade her goodnight. I made it a point of duty never to ask strangers for money because I can't stand the look of disgust on their face if I'm been mistaken as one of those executive beggers. midway trekking to my house, I was getting tired and the food I ate at my sister's place was almost gone. Meanwhile some okada has been honking calling my attention for possible patronage but i'd just wave them to carry on cuz my pocket was empty, then all of a sudden, one of them just stopped and beckoned at me to come and climb, I walked up to him and summed up courage to explain my plight to him but the Hausa guy just smiled n asked me to climb. I was dumbfounded n heaved sigh of relieve at the same time. He took me to the front of my gate. I couldn't thank him enough. The sad part is this, up till now, despite my hustling, I still haven't made tangible money. To GOD be the Glory though for keeping me in good health n never run fowl of the law.

Babyforever:
This one you're all over me today like a rat on heat hope all is well

Realhommie:
You just dey give yourself hope.. Lol

Tracypacy:
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Babyforever:
Hope the fish doesn't falls into a trap as a result of being played if you know you know

ireke:
How I wish our lives can be like this. To give, receive and celebrate random acts of kindness without making it all about your tribe or ethnicity.



Even though they said you borrowed it from Twitter, I still want to say thank you for bringing it to nairaland.

Babyforever and optimusprime08 - if you guys are still complaining about missed opportunities, na you know o.

lefulefu:
did this happen in nigeria?

IntrovertedK:
and nobody will tell you to delete it after three days you take it my sister. Me and calls, we are so totally worlds apart. I don't know how to make/answer calls. Generally i have problem relating with people. Like i don't like getting closer to people. So the best i always do is to try and make peopls day and be there for humanity sake. After that, we are so done. I'm like so outta this world. Don't know if there's another like me on earth though. I feel so wierd even to myself.

Realhommie:
I have heard a lot of testimonies first hand from people well known to me.. Though i haven't had any personal experience worthy of note with these peeps, i am forced to believe they're truly the nicest peeps in Nigeria from stories that i have heard.

OPTIMUSPRIME08:
nope we done learning how to break traps. Why don't you jump out from the liver my boat gots some few space

OPTIMUSPRIME08:
nope we done learning how to break traps. Why don't you jump out from the liver my boat gots some few space

Melsan:
Congratulations...

OPTIMUSPRIME08:
On?

mfm04622:

Which are you? Ibo or Igbo?

Horllamideh:
It's been interesting going through all experiences...... Lemme write mine too.

November 2011, I had just gotten admission to study Geology at Unilorin. I had given up hope because it late November and cafe told me the admission has closed for the session so the miracle came with a little hitch..... The money saved for acceptance and school fees has been expended on an emergency like that. So just given a full week, we sha patch patch the whole thing quite ignorant all those time that I gave my parent a wrong figure for the school fees (it was 2k short). The school payment portal will close 12 noon on Friday but the same Friday a lot of things went wrong. First, I forgot the school fees at home (I wore the wrong trouser) and went back home..... Got back to school around 9:30am, straight to First Bank to meet one long queue. I deposited the money around 10:30am or so and rushed to the cafe to meet yet another queue. I begged a guy browsing Facebook to help me with the payment only to see 'insufficient balance' feedback. That was when I looked at the amount again and the error starred at me full in the face. I didn't even know what I was doing, I rushed into First Bank...... Went to the upper floor and was making some stupid enquiry like that. I was just sweating like Bakayoko despite the concentration of air conditioners in the hall. I checked the time 11:30am, tears escaped my eyes.
I made for the staircase leading to the ground floor but shout of "young man, young man" made me turn back, apparently the Bank Manager saw me (his office like others was partitioned using glass) and called me inside.....asked me to sit and narrate the issue. He promptly asked me to write a deposit slip with #2k on it. I said "Sir, I don't have 2k", "who said anything about you having 2k" He replied. I rushed out barely mumbling an audible thank you.
11:55am..... I paid and got my receipt. God will remember the kind gesture and release your bountiful reward Mr First Bank Manager.

OPTIMUSPRIME08:
nope we done learning how to break traps. Why don't you jump out from the liver my boat gots some few space

DonPiiko:
Nope she copied this story from twitter, do you want the link to the original person it happened to??

lefulefu:
i dont think the story happened in nigeria. As dangerious as nigeria is right now a lady will just follow a strange man to his house and pass d night. A man she dont know from adam and she say aint olosho accordin to d story.d story get as e be sha.yea abeg send me d link.

DonPiiko:
Nope she copied this story from twitter, do you want the link to the original person it happened to??