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Greed and lack of foresight is the major cause. |
Free stuff dey come? |
April 24 |
Prosperity4All:I still wonder how I was able to detect their lies. |
lereinter:I swear, na once my eyes open as I don dey follow them go |
ogkrakkid:I swear. If I go that location again that same man approach me, I go wire am slap |
Add me 08081306534 |
DEXTROVERT:Honestly |
First and foremost, I give special thanks to God Almighty for wisdom and protection. It would have been a different feeling right now if HE (God) had allowed the movie that played yesterday to roll out in full. The company I worked with was expecting me at the office yesterday (20/4/2023), so I took public transportation from Oregun and headed straight to Iyana Isolo where I alighted and walked down to Aiye Bustop where the company is situated. After all that I went to the office to do, on my way back, I walked down to Iyana Isolo under bridge again due to heavy traffic jam, to board a bus heading to Oshodi. As I stood by the road side waiting for any available bus, a not -too- clean looking old man in his fifties approached me and said, "Please, my name is .......... I just retuy from Ghana now with phones. I sell iphones and other gadgets. Please I don't know the value of the phones in the Nigerian Naira and I feel they want to cheat me." I did not really show much interest so was just asking petty questions. He asked me about my tribe, state, religion etc. I was just answering him reluctantly. Suddenly, another man wearing white t-shirt on blue jean came from nowhere and stood by me pretending he was waiting for a bus too. So the second man asked me what the first man wanted. I just told him I didn't understand what the first man wanted me to do, and that he should ask him by himself. So the second man brought out #200 from his pocket and stretched it to the first man, "are you looking for transport fare? Take this #200 naira". By now, the man was just walking to my right and left appearing to be restless. The first man rejected the money and started explaining everything he had explained to me. So the second guy said he sells phones, he asked if the first man (the fake Ghanaian) had the receipt for the goods he wanted to sell. The first man said he had everything. So the second man asked him what would be our benefit if we helped him sell the goods in Naira? The first man responded he would give us iphone 13 each. So the second man told me to tell the first man not to tell anyone else about the business again, that we would help him so the three of us crossed to the other side of the road again. But here is where God helped me by reasoning out the inconsistencies in his statements: 1. He had said he is a Ghanaian whereas, his intonation is pure Nigerian. 2. Secondly, the man does not look like someone with Torchlight phone let alone Iphone 13 3.Thirdly, Initially, he had pointed at the place where he left the goods. So when we crossed the road, he said that the place was not far, and that we would enter bus #100 to Lasaa Road. It was when he said we where going to take transport I just lost interest in the journey. The second man even offered to pay my transport fare but I left them and crossed the road again to head towards Oshodi. It was when I entered a bus heading to Oshodi that I realized what I just escaped. How they were able to convince me to the extent that I crossed the road was what baffled me. I am someone that laughed at my friend that fell into their hands last two years. She even gave them their phone, ran home to collect her ATM and told them the pin because they promised to give her #500,000 after selling the gold (story for another day). I did not even see it as a trap initially, I just wanted to see how everything was going to end. But me crossing the road again, the thing off me. Omo, I entered Lagos last year's September. I have escaped different terrible situations. I really thank God for my life o. E nor easy for Lagos. My head nor gree for one chance. That was how God saved me from kidnappers in Iyana Isolo under bridge. To my Lagos pals, make una dey careful o. All the best.... I remain my humble self, Onos JP |
Location pls. And number let's talk |
Wawu... this is great |
... actually, it is extraordinary..😂😂✈️🚀 |
Location and Whatsapp number pls |
whatproperty:How much for full package? |
God of miracle. This is inhumane to Nigerians. But it takes few seconds for Mtn to remove tax from N100 airtime that I borrowed. Nawao |
At least she didn't trek home. |
Only poultry can make a rich man go broke overnight once a disease breaks out. |
It's possible sha even though we like to inflate figures to prove nothing. |
this is incredible but unfortunately, everybody can not live by these rules. Life is deeper than deeper life .. |
Simps won't agree with you |
Makes Sense...but it's easier said than done. |
insidelife22:Your country nor go fit pay the guy salary. They will owe him like 30 months salary |
Pafetkazzy:Good analysis my brother. Have an idea of the price of a mechanical garri fryer? |
ProfitBet:Lol, you're asking if you will go on a four losing streak? One of the essence of the martingale system is being able to recover no matter the number of losses and that can only be possible by having an UNLIMITED RESOURCES (large bankroll). What this means is, even if you have ten losses at a go, the eleventh one that wins would make you recover your losses. So in the case of not having a large bankroll, how do you intend to recover? So it's always advisable to start from the Lowest. |
ProfitBet:#200 is a perfect one sef. For me, I will start with #10 on sportybet. I'll add #10 for every #200 won. I can even play 5 games a day. |
Redomi:The time you used in typing the question is enough to ask Google. |
ProfitBet:I'll advise you start with 500 or 1000. Multiplying 4k times 2 could discourage you on a five days loosing streaks. |
purplerope:Woooon |
Interested |
Let me give you 30k....From Oregun, Ikeja |
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