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Queennikky:So u know me ? |
How come that num 3 guy resemble Seun Osewa ? |
tpiah01:Ekiti now |
Begging for alms is a means of survival for those who are suffering from permanent or temporary total incapacity such as blindness, mental derailment, deafness or dumbness who can no longer work or hustle to meet ends need. But recently, overwhelming evidence shows that people who are even physically and medically fit do not want to work but disguise and go begging on the streets of Nigeria. I know many of us might have once been a victim of their scam *Lemme keep the ball rolling* In my school, before, during or after lectures, we normally have at least a beggar as a visitor once a week, and one significant thing most beggars share in common is that they always have touching and tears-dropping stories that will make you nearly empty your pocket. On this fateful day, a beggar with black shades, accompanied by a woman, came into our class and started narrating his story. He told us he was formerly a lecturer at Rufus Giwa polytechnic, Owo; and lost his lecturing job due to vision problem which later resulted in total blindness. Personally, I didn't believe the story because it was too fake to be true. How could someone who claimed he was once a lecturer will have difficulties in speaking English to a reasonable extent?. He told us about how his family members neglected him to bear his cross and that he had consulted several opticians for check up and a sum of five hundred thousand was needed for surgery so as to regain his sight. Before I could say Jack, some gullible students started shaking their heads pitifully, and our class rep stood up, tore a sheet of paper and started collecting money for him after which the money was handed over to him. He prayed that we will always experience academic breakthrough in our endeavours(oboi see how pass and probation students dey shout amen ). He thanked us for our kindness and went to another class I guess.*Fast fwd* At the end of that day's lectures, I boarded a bus to town to get food stuffs in the market. On our way we bumped into pot holes and a woman complained about our dilapidated roads and our leaders' lackadaisical attitude towards maintenance of these roads. Some people in the bus nodded in affirmative and said we are suffering from bad governance. I heard a man from the back seat lambasting our politicians for our bad roads, poor electricity and fuel scarcity. Then he claimed that of petrol was worse and gave testimony of how he went to a filling station yesterday to buy petrol to fuel his generator and had to queue for several hours. The driver and some passengers started giving their own experience too. I had to look back to have a picture of the frustrated man that was lambasting the government when I saw the shock of my life. Lo and behold, it was the man and woman that came to our class to beg for money (this time no goggles on his face but I was able to recognize the woman very well ) When we all highlighted at the last bus stop I had to wait and monitored their movement to see if the woman that brought him in our class will hold his hands by the roads side as an acclaimed blind man but reverse was the case. I was astonished when I saw both of them crossed to the other side of the road to buy roasted corn. That was when I knew they came to scam us. I narrated the whole drama to my course mates the next day and they said they would be waiting for his next visit.. That was the last day we saw him Nairalanders, share your own case experience so that others will learn. May God save us from scammers |
Eksu rocks the boat |
I will go for OOU... Olabisi Onabanjo university |
Please I need a thread on University with the highest number of womanizers |
Integrityfarms:Bro, Nigeria has now become a place where people encourage immorality.. Smh |
vivaciousvivi:I will go for surgery then |
Odogwu007:Bro, let's stop deceiving ourselves.. This is not the matter of "I should speak for myself |
Seriously? |
Hydriss:hahaha lmao ![]() |
Doctorfitz:The thread don tay baba |
Halimacurves:I was just kidding bro ![]() |
Kingspin:him dey street dey rob people of their phones and jewellery ![]() |
ogorwyne:May God forgive you sha |
ogorwyne:So na the joystick region ur eyes go? |
Soulz22:I don hear u oooo |
VictorRomanov:Ooooh my God !! |
Nedu09:Make I no block am shey? |
Waaaaat a thread !! Smh |
Be like say perverts go yapa for this thread |
Enypie:I couldn't but agree with you |
Nedu09:Waaaaat ?!!! Hook up with my babe? |
I can relate with number 4... That number 5 is so hilarious Lalasticlala abeg come see jawe |
olihilistic:Abi u get sure matches ni? |
olihilistic:We no dey gamble here at all |
multikolour:Amen ooo and me too |
multikolour:You never can tell that your babe will continue with the relationship if this calamity befalls you |
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