₦airaland Forum

Humblesam:
Menh I can't forget that fateful day I had only 50 naira in my entire life and was going to Festac town from Ijesha for an appointment.
I used 30 naira for t/fare hoping I'll be back with good news but the result is a story for another day.
I trekked in the hot sun of Lagos from Festac town down to Ijesha with my mind already spending the last 20 naira on garri,groundnut and probably sugar when I get home after the long trekking but something strange happened.
When I got to Ijesha bus stop,getting ready for the final trekking to my street which is like five kilometers from the bus stop, I saw this blind man with his daughter begging, and when I looked at d man, he looked straight to my eye and was begging for something from me.
Initially when I saw that blind man, I felt very grateful that I was a lucky guy,I felt pity and decided to move on with my 20 naira, I would av given him something but it was the last one on me.
Do you know that I ve to trek back from my street after successfully getting to my house to the bus stop just to give that same 20 naira to that blind man? Because my conscience would not let me rest from that moment I set my eye on the blind man...it was telling me, "you can do better by giving that 20naira to the blind man", I thought it was a joke until I submitted.
After that I saw myself crying unconsciously, trekking back home weak,hungry and without hope, but that's not the end of my story.

The following, someone I d never believed will help me, came to my house and took me to his place of work.... Same day, I was interviewed, same day I got my appointment letter,next day...
I started working in that company and the rest is history.

Amos1423:
You took where you didn't keep, that was bad, but thanks for the advice though.

Babawale01:
Yeah.. real hunger would really make one be creative and do the unthinkable bro.
looking back, I wasn't proud about it mehn.

HomerTimpson:
manage ke? I don't know how to thank you honestly. You are the first to dash me money in my life,people no dey believe people again but i understand sha.

Thanks man I REALLY DON'T KNOW HOW TO THANK YOU BUT I KNOW GOD WILL SURELY DO FOR YOUR GOOD BEHAVIOURS

mousano:
Thank God for you.
Help me too bro please.
I have National Diploma in Business Administration.
I'm real please. This is not a format please.

Akanimoh113:
We are all in Need
Me I Believe in a World where Charity becomes an Everyday Routine. Where Teams of Experts come together to achieve a Goal to End poverty in Nigeria for the Souls we've lost in the Brutality of Youths and even Protesters.
I believe that Nigeria will Stand As One Again.

Right now What I need and Want is a Smartphone

There are So many Nairaland users that can help. But this is what I'll Say... 'DON'T BE IGNORANT' Because the person you help today may Help you in the Future. God may send our Helper in a Poor State or condition to Test your Faith. And If you have it in Mind to Give Surely it will also be Given unto You

chatinent:
The bearer is not the only one I shared 6k to. Unfortunately, some of them didn't respond.


More so, I gave randomly as I saw account numbers. It's really difficult to tell which came first.

The last may be the needy.


I shared 3k, 2k, and 6k.

I didn't judge by information.

I just selected people who possibly haven't received since the beginning of the thread.


I may be wrong tho but it's just to help as little as possible.

mousano:
Thank you for sharing.
I have applied now.
Thank you.

mysteriouspee:
Someone sent you a token on my behalf. Stay strong!

Grateful02:
you no for like double that that cash x2(Winks)

Drone95:
Hungerbad! Hunger can make someone misbehave... Access bank freezed my acct because of KYC stuff nd all I could do is take garri for days before they resolved it






The same hunger made Esau sold his birth right in the Bible.

donPhill:
Being broke no just sweet at all, this one happened just this month on 7th to be precise, I slept on an empty stomach, waking to a scorching hunger and not knowing what else to do and where to go, I visited NL, saw a thread on NSE where banks were mentioning their billions as usual, I was just imagining how a thousand naira will get to my account and I reluctantly typed it under the comment, unknown to me my guardian angel was watching, he sent Gokoyer0 to me, he literally transfer money to me! Naso I take survive that week o. my joy knows no bound that day!
Guys there are lot of good people in this forum. Gokoyer0 thank you for your kind gesture sir, you have no idea what you did to me that day! God will continually bless you. I hope to return this favor someday.

Rajahbite:
My current situation is very dim, can't even share the experience because right now I'm contemplating suicide because of 70K loan I borrowed for my daughter's surgical operation that I don't have the means to pay back now that it is long overdue

Mexyz:
Yes boss.... How time flies ....
It's been 3yrs now o, hope you gallant boss?

chatinent:
Bro, I do am. The lady there was so mean.

Qbeck:
Oh boy my own experience was bad and funny.

I was in 300l then, I called home to tell them about the level of my brokeness but the reply I got was even worst, so I decided not beg my roommate. So someone invited me for a picnic that Saturday, drank water in the morning and I was like let me just sleep, so that I won't feel hungry, omo I was dreaming of food and I had no option than to stand up. I got to the venue so early, I ate like a prisoner and I even assisted them in sharing food simply because of extra package but unfortunately for me food no remain. Na so I carry semo without soup go hostel. My friend told me about FCS program and that there will be item 7, na so I run go o. They Sha gave me mountain dew, so on Sunday morning I woke up early to eat semo and mountain dew, then in the afternoon I went to my friends room to eat. All glory to God