Imma tells

07/05/2024

05/05/2024

Am from watching ACRIMONY for the 30th Time & nothing has changed, THE WOMAN WAS WRONG 😭🥺😫‼️

She wasn’t patient enough and she listened to others a lot 😭💔😂

29/04/2024

then and now

28/04/2024

The Lagos State Police Command has launched an investigation into the d£ath of a 42-year-old man, Gihan Mbelu, said to be the chairman of the Victoria Garden City in the Lekki area of the state.

According to a post by one Deji Lambo, the financial adviser and venture capitalist was found unconscious in his C300 4Matic car around 10.10 am on Friday, April 26, 2024, around VGC.

He was rushed to the Lagos University Teaching Hospital where he was confirmed d£ad by a doctor on duty.

It was gathered that people decided to inspect his vehicle which had been running for hours at the spot where it was parked.

“Concerned by the discovery, some of the people in the area, upon close observation of the vehicle, found Mbelu in it,” the post read.

“While some people speculated that the 42-year-old man might be sleeping, some other persons, who were bent on ascertaining Mbelu’s true state, reportedly made frantic efforts to wake him up but it proved abortive.

“In a bid to rescue Mbelu, it was learnt that he was rushed to the Lagos University Teaching Hospital where he was reportedly confirmed dead by one of the doctors on duty.

“Mbelu’s co**se was said to have been deposited in the hospital’s morgue. The case was also reported to the police for an investigation to commence to ascertain the circumstances surrounding Mbelu’s d£ath.”

Until his death, Mbelu was married Eloho, a tech entrepreneur, former investment banker and private equity investor. They have two daughters.

Reacting to the post, the spokesperson of the state police command, Benjamin Hundeyin, confirmed the incident on Saturday, April 27, saying that investigation has commenced into the case.

27/04/2024

26/04/2024

Do you love dogs?

25/04/2024

24/04/2024

Suddenly life isn't about living it's now about survival. 😥 truth.

24/04/2024

I just discovered how to monetize your Facebook account even when you don't have much followers! 🤯

Mark Zuckerberg wants to take Facebook to the next level. If you've been following his recent updates you'll understand.

Even without posting much videos, you can be making $500 per post. You can easily activate it on your Facebook settings and start earning.

$500 is over 300k! That's what Mark is paying per post 🤭😳
You can activate it on your own by yourself.

Here's what to do:

With your main Facebook account...
• go to settings
• scroll a little bit to 'account monetization'
• click on 'pay per post'
• select your desired currency
• enter your account number and click save
• make a post, you'll get paid in 24hrs!!

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17/04/2024

Living Abroad and Building for Caretakers to Enjoy, The Wisdom of the African

I recently argued that many caretakers looking after the properties of those living abroad are the true owners or beneficiaries of these properties.

Usually, an African will erect a beautiful house back home while living abroad and then another person called a caretaker will be employed to live in the house, enjoy the house and watch over the house every day.

The legal/actual owner visits once a year for about 2-3 weeks to enjoy the property. The caretaker enjoys it every day.

Interestingly, the caretakers enjoy the property right from completion, when everything is fresh and beautiful. The legal owner may finally return home 10 or 15 years later, if lucky, to enjoy the remnant of the property; when style, taste, and beauty have all diminished.

Why? Because we are told this is what we ought to do. Build back home when you are never there, spend your money on things far away from you, for others to enjoy.

Even if I was not a minimalist, I couldn’t also see any good reason why a person with a family size of 3 or 4, wife and a child or two children, would build a 9-bedroom house in Africa; leaving about 6 rooms empty all the time to be occupied probably by the ghosts of their ancestors. Obviously a wastage in having a 9-bedroom family house, that the rooms are never used by the family, and the cost of maintenance is always a financial drain or another waste of resources.

You wouldn’t go and buy 10 doughnuts in the morning and just eat 3 and throw away the 7, simply because you can afford them. So why do the same with buildings?

I know someone who is building a 12-bedroom house in his village as his personal residence and this has taken 9 years so far, he is still on it. In the meantime, he is renting a small room in the US and he says he will one day leave to go back home to live in his mansion. He may die in US. Currently the design of this mansion is even outdated, and he has at least 5 years more to complete based on the pace.

In 2018, a certain young man, 43 years, died in the USA from a heart attack while asleep. It was 3 days after his death that he was found. He too was living in a small room, working 16 hours a day for 6 days and putting all his monies into building a 9-bedroom house back home on a piece of land he bought. When he died, his family/wife sold the house. It was too big for them to even maintain if it was completed. This was not also completed.

A lot of Africans abroad indeed build houses back home to create a certain impression of themselves or just to show off, and while doing so, they forget to live in the moment thinking they will one day, when on pension or old, go and enjoy these houses.

Who is an old man or woman going to impress? At 65 and over, you will be frail, battling to live each day and no one will care. How many people really live to enjoy anything beyond the pension age? At age 65 or 70. What would you be doing with a 12-bedroom residential house? In fact, how are you going to climb the stairs at that age?

When white people get old, they sell their huge houses to downsize, but we seem to want to live like rats when young and energetic, and then live like kings and queens when we are about to die.

While we must plan for the future, we must do so prudently and with the wisdom that today is all we really have, the future is a probability. Don’t grossly neglect your now because of a probability; tomorrow.

Invest in your future but do so while living a meaningful and balanced life today.

from vanice Mose

Share your thoughts true or nay
I ve always argued with friends that I LL only go abroad for holidays if am stable back home.
Cause 80% of Africans in diaspora work tooth to tat some go as far as 20hrs per day just to impress people back home.
Drive luxurious cars once in a month in a whole year. .

Enjoy why you are young
Live to the fullest with caution
Life isn't guaranteed I LL always tell people.

T for thanks.

16/04/2024

Breaking:
The Central Bank of Nigeria have just blacklisted some Loan Apps in Nigeria,they includes the following:

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So if you engage them in any business henceforth, you are at your own peril.

16/04/2024

"Those of you that were covering your book so I won't co I'm now a house help, hope you are happy now?😒" A twitter user.
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05/04/2024

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21/01/2024

“I Didn't Want My Husband To Come Home Without Eating” — Nigerian Woman Battling Sickness Seen Making Dinner For Husband While Receiving Drip

She wrote: Things we do for love
I was down with malaria yesterday, probably the blood donation made me feel weak as a first time, i was home with the kids and i called a nurse around to check on my health because i was feeling weak.
She gave me drip and some injections, but I don’t want my husband to come home without eating dinner, I struggled to enter kitchen to turn semo for my hubby.
Almost done with the food preparation, hubby walked in and shouted on me to stop stressing myself.
I told him not to worry that, these are the things we do for love.”

19/01/2024

Give away post.
Share invite 5 friends to follow this page and drop account number.

17/11/2023

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17/11/2023

Pls follow , like and comment

16/11/2023

best answer wins. Pls follow like and invite your friends to follow

14/11/2023

In 2001, Prince Dipendra of Nepal killed nine members of his family, including his parents, the King and Queen of Nepal.

It’s believed the prince was love-sick since he wasn’t allowed to marry the woman he loved and had been dating in secret for years. His relationship with his parents was at breaking point before he decided to kill them.

The much-loved prince who was fondly known as Dippy to the people of Nepal, went on a drunken rampage at the Palace he shared with his family. He shot and killed nine members of his family before turning the gun on himself.

He fell into a coma after the bullet failed to kill him and as heir to the throne, the Crown Prince escaped the charges. Instead, he was declared King of Nepal but only reigned for three days while in a coma at the hospital before being declared brain-dead and unfit to serve.

31/10/2023

Fake lawyer wins all his cases. Follow like and comment please.