• Funny Talk: “Children and Technology”

    "My 6-year-old picked my phone and said:
    'Mummy, your password is too easy. I changed it for you.'
    Now I can’t enter my own phone. I’m begging small landlord. 🤦🏽‍♀️"
    🔹 Funny Talk: “Children and Technology” "My 6-year-old picked my phone and said: 'Mummy, your password is too easy. I changed it for you.' Now I can’t enter my own phone. I’m begging small landlord. 🤦🏽‍♀️😂"
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  • *BUSINESS CONTENT IDEA*

    THEME: SIDE HUSTLE YOU CAN START WITH N20K OR LESS

    1). Freelance Writing
    - Zero Capital,just a smart phone

    2). Homemade Skincare Products - Start Up With N10K

    3). Drop shipping
    - No Inventory Needed

    4). Reselling Thrift Fashion

    Caption:
    These aren't theories I've Seen Real People Start Small
    And Grow Big

    Now Which Of These Would You Want To Try First?
    If You're Interested? Pls like Or drop your comments
    And I will expose you to Them All With My
    Master class

    ........By Krisriches
    *BUSINESS CONTENT IDEA* THEME: SIDE HUSTLE YOU CAN START WITH N20K OR LESS 1). Freelance Writing - Zero Capital,just a smart phone 2). Homemade Skincare Products - Start Up With N10K 3). Drop shipping - No Inventory Needed 4). Reselling Thrift Fashion Caption: These aren't theories I've Seen Real People Start Small And Grow Big Now Which Of These Would You Want To Try First? If You're Interested? Pls like Or drop your comments And I will expose you to Them All With My Master class ........By Krisriches
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  • "The Wedding That Never Was"

    Part 1: The Perfect Beginning

    Tunde was the kind of man many envied—successful, kind-hearted, and deeply loyal to those he loved. After years of building his business empire, he finally met Amara, a beautiful, intelligent, and charming woman who swept him off his feet. Their love blossomed quickly. In less than two years, he proposed, and Amara said yes with tears in her eyes.

    Their love story became the envy of many. Family and friends all celebrated them, especially Tunde’s best friend, Chike, who had been with Tunde through thick and thin. Chike was even named the best man, a position he proudly accepted.

    Part 2: Whispers and Warnings

    As the wedding date approached, Tunde noticed something odd—Amara had become unusually secretive with her phone. Late-night texts, sudden changes in mood, and quick defensiveness when asked simple questions.

    One day, his younger sister, Sade, approached him gently.

    > “Brother mi, please don’t be angry. I saw Amara in a hotel lobby three days ago… with Chike. They looked… close. Too close.”

    Tunde brushed it off. “Chike? No, never. That’s my brother.”

    But the seed of doubt had been planted.

    Part 3: The Day Before

    The night before the wedding, Tunde couldn’t sleep. Something didn’t feel right. He sat outside on the balcony of the hotel where his wedding was scheduled and stared at the stars, trying to convince himself everything was okay.

    Then his phone buzzed.

    It was a message from an unknown number:

    > “You deserve to know the truth. Check Room 406. Now.”

    Tunde’s heart pounded. Room 406 was in the same hotel. He hesitated, then stood up. He didn’t want to believe anything wrong could be happening—but curiosity and dread pushed him forward.

    He knocked lightly at the door.

    No response.

    He turned the handle. It was open.

    There, lying on the bed, locked in an embrace… was Amara and Chike.

    Time stopped. The woman he was to marry tomorrow. His best friend since childhood.

    To be continued

    JB WORLD
    "The Wedding That Never Was" Part 1: The Perfect Beginning Tunde was the kind of man many envied—successful, kind-hearted, and deeply loyal to those he loved. After years of building his business empire, he finally met Amara, a beautiful, intelligent, and charming woman who swept him off his feet. Their love blossomed quickly. In less than two years, he proposed, and Amara said yes with tears in her eyes. Their love story became the envy of many. Family and friends all celebrated them, especially Tunde’s best friend, Chike, who had been with Tunde through thick and thin. Chike was even named the best man, a position he proudly accepted. Part 2: Whispers and Warnings As the wedding date approached, Tunde noticed something odd—Amara had become unusually secretive with her phone. Late-night texts, sudden changes in mood, and quick defensiveness when asked simple questions. One day, his younger sister, Sade, approached him gently. > “Brother mi, please don’t be angry. I saw Amara in a hotel lobby three days ago… with Chike. They looked… close. Too close.” Tunde brushed it off. “Chike? No, never. That’s my brother.” But the seed of doubt had been planted. Part 3: The Day Before The night before the wedding, Tunde couldn’t sleep. Something didn’t feel right. He sat outside on the balcony of the hotel where his wedding was scheduled and stared at the stars, trying to convince himself everything was okay. Then his phone buzzed. It was a message from an unknown number: > “You deserve to know the truth. Check Room 406. Now.” Tunde’s heart pounded. Room 406 was in the same hotel. He hesitated, then stood up. He didn’t want to believe anything wrong could be happening—but curiosity and dread pushed him forward. He knocked lightly at the door. No response. He turned the handle. It was open. There, lying on the bed, locked in an embrace… was Amara and Chike. Time stopped. The woman he was to marry tomorrow. His best friend since childhood. To be continued JB WORLD
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  • I was lying next to my wife, peacefully sleeping, when I received a Facebook notification. Curious, I got up to check and saw a friend request from a woman. Intrigued, I looked through her profile and realized she was an old schoolmate.

    I accepted her request and sent a simple "Hello" message, to which she replied, "Hi, I heard you are married with kids." I confirmed this, and she expressed her feelings for me, saying she would do anything to be a part of my life.

    However, at that moment, I glanced back at my wife, soundly asleep after a long day of work and chores. Seeing her trust in me and the comfort she found in our home, I was struck by a realization. I couldn't betray this woman who had left everything for me, including her family and their support, to be with me in our modest home.

    As I pondered the situation, I couldn't fathom hurting this innocent woman who had placed so much trust in me. With a firm resolve, I swiftly blocked the other woman on my phone.

    I returned to my wife, cuddled up beside her, and she adjusted to make room for me. I knew then that I couldn't bear to lose her trust or see her in tears. I made a conscious decision to be a "Real" man - one who doesn't cheat, make his wife cry, or cause her to regret marrying him. A real man values and cherishes his wife above all others.

    To all the men out there, be the "Man," the "Real Man." Love and cherish your wife as she deserves.
    I was lying next to my wife, peacefully sleeping, when I received a Facebook notification. Curious, I got up to check and saw a friend request from a woman. Intrigued, I looked through her profile and realized she was an old schoolmate. I accepted her request and sent a simple "Hello" message, to which she replied, "Hi, I heard you are married with kids." I confirmed this, and she expressed her feelings for me, saying she would do anything to be a part of my life. However, at that moment, I glanced back at my wife, soundly asleep after a long day of work and chores. Seeing her trust in me and the comfort she found in our home, I was struck by a realization. I couldn't betray this woman who had left everything for me, including her family and their support, to be with me in our modest home. As I pondered the situation, I couldn't fathom hurting this innocent woman who had placed so much trust in me. With a firm resolve, I swiftly blocked the other woman on my phone. I returned to my wife, cuddled up beside her, and she adjusted to make room for me. I knew then that I couldn't bear to lose her trust or see her in tears. I made a conscious decision to be a "Real" man - one who doesn't cheat, make his wife cry, or cause her to regret marrying him. A real man values and cherishes his wife above all others. To all the men out there, be the "Man," the "Real Man." Love and cherish your wife as she deserves.
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  • You waste time because your life has no structure. You wake up with no plan, grab your phone, scroll through nonsense, and follow noise like it's direction.

    Most of what pulls you in is trash. You don't need to reply everyone. You don't need to be part of everything.

    You don't need to move with the crowd. Learn to say no without guilt.

    You don't get more hours than anyone else. You're just wasting the ones you have.
    And if you don't take control, someone else will.

    They'll keep you busy while you stay small.

    Life won't wait for you to figure it out. It will move on and leave you behind.

    Stop playing!
    You waste time because your life has no structure. You wake up with no plan, grab your phone, scroll through nonsense, and follow noise like it's direction. Most of what pulls you in is trash. You don't need to reply everyone. You don't need to be part of everything. You don't need to move with the crowd. Learn to say no without guilt. You don't get more hours than anyone else. You're just wasting the ones you have. And if you don't take control, someone else will. They'll keep you busy while you stay small. Life won't wait for you to figure it out. It will move on and leave you behind. Stop playing!
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  • OPEN HEAVENS DAILY DEVOTIONAL
    TOPIC: BECAUSE YOU ASK NOT
    AUTHOR: PASTOR E A ADEBOYE

    MEMORISE: “Hitherto have ye asked nothing in my name: ask, and ye shall receive, that your joy may be full.” - (John 16:24)

    READ: JOHN 6:5-13 (KJV)
    5 When Jesus then lifted up his eyes, and saw a great company come unto him, he saith unto Philip, Whence shall we buy bread, that these may eat?
    6 And this he said to prove him: for he himself knew what he would do.
    7 Philip answered him, Two hundred pennyworth of bread is not sufficient for them, that every one of them may take a little.
    8 One of his disciples, Andrew, Simon Peter's brother, saith unto him,
    9 There is a lad here, which hath five barley loaves, and two small fishes: but what are they among so many?
    10 And Jesus said, Make the men sit down. Now there was much grass in the place. So the men sat down, in number about five thousand.
    11 And Jesus took the loaves; and when he had given thanks, he distributed to the disciples, and the disciples to them that were set down; and likewise of the fishes as much as they would.
    12 When they were filled, he said unto his disciples, Gather up the fragments that remain, that nothing be lost.
    13 Therefore they gathered them together, and filled twelve baskets with the fragments of the five barley loaves, which remained over and above unto them that had eaten.

    MESSAGE:
    James 4:2 reveals why some Christians still suffer from lack. Do you know that if you ask God to end lack in your life, He will grant your request? In today's Bible reading, Jesus fed thousands of people with five loaves of bread and two fishes. By the time everybody had been fed, they still had 12 baskets extra. When God provides for your needs, He gives you more than enough to satisfy you. Your big request is a little thing for Him to fulfil.
    Years ago, I travelled to London on an official assignment, and three days before my return, I had run out of money and needed 50 pounds to buy some books and tapes. I turned to God, "Daddy, it would be good if I could get 50 pounds." Shortly after, my phone rang. The fellow on the line said, "Biyi?" I told him there was nobody with that name where I was, and as we talked, he got to know who I was. Excitedly, he called out to his brother, telling him that he was speaking with me. Apparently, they had been discussing how they could see me, and now, I was on the phone with them. Eventually, they came over, we talked, and as they were leaving, they gave me 50 pounds. Immediately they left, I said, "Daddy, if I knew it would be this easy, I would've asked for 100 pounds." As I rejoiced over the 50 pounds, the doorbell rang, but before l got to the door, an envelope had been slipped under the door. I opened it and realised it came from a wealthy man who had never given me a dime before. Inside was 50 pounds and a note saying, "I just felt like giving you some money." Then, I told God that if I had known that another 50 pounds would come, I would have asked for an extra 50 pounds. That night, before I slept, someone gave me another 50 pounds! I became afraid and told God that I was only joking and didn't want to offend Him. God reminded me of this incident recently and told me I had been foolish. "If you asked Me for 50 pounds and I provided it, why didn't you ask for 5,000 pounds?”
    Beloved, find out God's will concerning your needs and ensure your requests are in alignment with it. Stop complaining about lack in your life; rather, ask God to meet your exact needs. Do not waver in faith, and He will surely answer you.

    ACTION POINT:
    Ask God to provide your needs according to His will, and believe that he is able to fulfil them.

    BIBLE IN ONE YEAR:
    Isaiah 9-11

    HYMN 27: WHAT A FRIEND WE HAVE IN JESUS
    1 What a friend we have in Jesus,
    all our sins and griefs to bear!
    What a privilege to carry
    everything to God in prayer!
    O what peace we often forfeit,
    O what needless pain we bear,
    all because we do not carry
    everything to God in prayer!

    2 Have we trials and temptations?
    Is there trouble anywhere?
    We should never be discouraged;
    take it to the Lord in prayer!
    Can we find a friend so faithful
    who will all our sorrows share?
    Jesus knows our every weakness;
    take it to the Lord in prayer!

    3 Are we weak and heavy laden,
    cumbered with a load of care?
    Precious Saviour, still our refuge--
    take it to the Lord in prayer!
    Do your friends despise, forsake you?
    Take it to the Lord in prayer!
    In his arms he'll take and shield you;
    you will find a solace there.
    OPEN HEAVENS DAILY DEVOTIONAL TOPIC: BECAUSE YOU ASK NOT AUTHOR: PASTOR E A ADEBOYE MEMORISE: “Hitherto have ye asked nothing in my name: ask, and ye shall receive, that your joy may be full.” - (John 16:24) READ: JOHN 6:5-13 (KJV) 5 When Jesus then lifted up his eyes, and saw a great company come unto him, he saith unto Philip, Whence shall we buy bread, that these may eat? 6 And this he said to prove him: for he himself knew what he would do. 7 Philip answered him, Two hundred pennyworth of bread is not sufficient for them, that every one of them may take a little. 8 One of his disciples, Andrew, Simon Peter's brother, saith unto him, 9 There is a lad here, which hath five barley loaves, and two small fishes: but what are they among so many? 10 And Jesus said, Make the men sit down. Now there was much grass in the place. So the men sat down, in number about five thousand. 11 And Jesus took the loaves; and when he had given thanks, he distributed to the disciples, and the disciples to them that were set down; and likewise of the fishes as much as they would. 12 When they were filled, he said unto his disciples, Gather up the fragments that remain, that nothing be lost. 13 Therefore they gathered them together, and filled twelve baskets with the fragments of the five barley loaves, which remained over and above unto them that had eaten. MESSAGE: James 4:2 reveals why some Christians still suffer from lack. Do you know that if you ask God to end lack in your life, He will grant your request? In today's Bible reading, Jesus fed thousands of people with five loaves of bread and two fishes. By the time everybody had been fed, they still had 12 baskets extra. When God provides for your needs, He gives you more than enough to satisfy you. Your big request is a little thing for Him to fulfil. Years ago, I travelled to London on an official assignment, and three days before my return, I had run out of money and needed 50 pounds to buy some books and tapes. I turned to God, "Daddy, it would be good if I could get 50 pounds." Shortly after, my phone rang. The fellow on the line said, "Biyi?" I told him there was nobody with that name where I was, and as we talked, he got to know who I was. Excitedly, he called out to his brother, telling him that he was speaking with me. Apparently, they had been discussing how they could see me, and now, I was on the phone with them. Eventually, they came over, we talked, and as they were leaving, they gave me 50 pounds. Immediately they left, I said, "Daddy, if I knew it would be this easy, I would've asked for 100 pounds." As I rejoiced over the 50 pounds, the doorbell rang, but before l got to the door, an envelope had been slipped under the door. I opened it and realised it came from a wealthy man who had never given me a dime before. Inside was 50 pounds and a note saying, "I just felt like giving you some money." Then, I told God that if I had known that another 50 pounds would come, I would have asked for an extra 50 pounds. That night, before I slept, someone gave me another 50 pounds! I became afraid and told God that I was only joking and didn't want to offend Him. God reminded me of this incident recently and told me I had been foolish. "If you asked Me for 50 pounds and I provided it, why didn't you ask for 5,000 pounds?” Beloved, find out God's will concerning your needs and ensure your requests are in alignment with it. Stop complaining about lack in your life; rather, ask God to meet your exact needs. Do not waver in faith, and He will surely answer you. ACTION POINT: Ask God to provide your needs according to His will, and believe that he is able to fulfil them. BIBLE IN ONE YEAR: Isaiah 9-11 HYMN 27: WHAT A FRIEND WE HAVE IN JESUS 1 What a friend we have in Jesus, all our sins and griefs to bear! What a privilege to carry everything to God in prayer! O what peace we often forfeit, O what needless pain we bear, all because we do not carry everything to God in prayer! 2 Have we trials and temptations? Is there trouble anywhere? We should never be discouraged; take it to the Lord in prayer! Can we find a friend so faithful who will all our sorrows share? Jesus knows our every weakness; take it to the Lord in prayer! 3 Are we weak and heavy laden, cumbered with a load of care? Precious Saviour, still our refuge-- take it to the Lord in prayer! Do your friends despise, forsake you? Take it to the Lord in prayer! In his arms he'll take and shield you; you will find a solace there.
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  • Pff, this testimony from ADRIANO about his life and career is incredibly powerful:

    “I know what it feels like to be a promise, and also a broken one. I am the biggest waste in football.

    I like that word: ‘waste,’ because I’m obsessed with wasting my life. I’m okay with it, in a frenzied waste, I enjoy that stigma.

    I don’t do drugs, like they try to claim. I don’t like crime, even though I could’ve gone down that road. I don’t go to clubs. I always go to the same place in my neighborhood. I drink every other day, yeah. And on the other days too. I drink because it’s not easy being a promise that’s still in debt.

    They call me ‘The Emperor.’ A guy who left the favela to earn the nickname Emperor in Europe. How do you explain that? I still haven’t figured it out. Maybe I did get a few things right.

    One of the things that surprised me most when I moved to Europe was how quiet the streets were. People don’t greet each other. Everyone keeps their distance. My first Christmas in Milan was really hard. The end of the year is a very important time for my family. We gather everyone.

    When I joined Inter, I got hit hard that first winter. Christmas came and I was alone in my apartment. It’s so cold in Milan. That depression that creeps in during those cold months in northern Italy. Everyone dressed in dark clothes. Empty streets. The days are really short. The air is damp. I didn’t feel like doing anything. All of this mixed with homesickness and I felt like crap.

    Seedorf was an amazing friend—he and his wife made dinner and invited me over. It was all really nice and delicious, but the truth is I just wanted to be in Rio de Janeiro. I didn’t even stay long with them. I apologized, said goodbye quickly, and went back to my apartment. I called home. ‘Hi, mom. Merry Christmas,’ I said. ‘My son! I miss you. Merry Christmas. Everyone’s here, you’re the only one missing,’ she replied.

    You could hear the laughter in the background. The loud sound of drums my aunts play to remember the days when they were little girls. I could picture the whole scene just from the sounds on the phone. Damn, I started crying right away.

    I cried so much. ‘It’s okay, mom. Enjoy. Have a nice dinner. Don’t worry, everything’s fine here.’ I was destroyed. I grabbed a bottle of vodka. Drank all that crap alone. Cried the whole night. Passed out on the couch because I drank too much and cried.

    I tried to do what they wanted. I negotiated with Roberto Mancini. I tried really hard with José Mourinho. I cried on Moratti’s shoulder. But I couldn’t do what they asked of me. I stayed clean for a few weeks, avoided alcohol, trained like a horse, but there was always a relapse. Over and over again. Everyone criticized me. I couldn’t take it anymore.

    People said a lot of crap because they were all ashamed. ‘Wow, Adriano gave up seven million euros. He gave up everything for this nonsense?’ That’s what I heard the most. But they don’t know why I did it. I did it because I wasn’t okay. I needed my space to do what I wanted to do.

    All I’m looking for in Vila Cruzeiro is peace. Here I walk barefoot and shirtless, just wearing shorts. I play dominoes, sit in the street, remember my childhood, listen to music, dance with my friends, and sleep on the floor. I just want to be at peace and remember who I am.

    Here they truly respect me. I see my father in every one of these alleys. Vila Cruzeiro isn’t the best place in the world, it’s my place.”
    💔🇧🇷 Pff, this testimony from ADRIANO about his life and career is incredibly powerful: “I know what it feels like to be a promise, and also a broken one. I am the biggest waste in football. I like that word: ‘waste,’ because I’m obsessed with wasting my life. I’m okay with it, in a frenzied waste, I enjoy that stigma. I don’t do drugs, like they try to claim. I don’t like crime, even though I could’ve gone down that road. I don’t go to clubs. I always go to the same place in my neighborhood. I drink every other day, yeah. And on the other days too. I drink because it’s not easy being a promise that’s still in debt. They call me ‘The Emperor.’ A guy who left the favela to earn the nickname Emperor in Europe. How do you explain that? I still haven’t figured it out. Maybe I did get a few things right. One of the things that surprised me most when I moved to Europe was how quiet the streets were. People don’t greet each other. Everyone keeps their distance. My first Christmas in Milan was really hard. The end of the year is a very important time for my family. We gather everyone. When I joined Inter, I got hit hard that first winter. Christmas came and I was alone in my apartment. It’s so cold in Milan. That depression that creeps in during those cold months in northern Italy. Everyone dressed in dark clothes. Empty streets. The days are really short. The air is damp. I didn’t feel like doing anything. All of this mixed with homesickness and I felt like crap. Seedorf was an amazing friend—he and his wife made dinner and invited me over. It was all really nice and delicious, but the truth is I just wanted to be in Rio de Janeiro. I didn’t even stay long with them. I apologized, said goodbye quickly, and went back to my apartment. I called home. ‘Hi, mom. Merry Christmas,’ I said. ‘My son! I miss you. Merry Christmas. Everyone’s here, you’re the only one missing,’ she replied. You could hear the laughter in the background. The loud sound of drums my aunts play to remember the days when they were little girls. I could picture the whole scene just from the sounds on the phone. Damn, I started crying right away. I cried so much. ‘It’s okay, mom. Enjoy. Have a nice dinner. Don’t worry, everything’s fine here.’ I was destroyed. I grabbed a bottle of vodka. Drank all that crap alone. Cried the whole night. Passed out on the couch because I drank too much and cried. I tried to do what they wanted. I negotiated with Roberto Mancini. I tried really hard with José Mourinho. I cried on Moratti’s shoulder. But I couldn’t do what they asked of me. I stayed clean for a few weeks, avoided alcohol, trained like a horse, but there was always a relapse. Over and over again. Everyone criticized me. I couldn’t take it anymore. People said a lot of crap because they were all ashamed. ‘Wow, Adriano gave up seven million euros. He gave up everything for this nonsense?’ That’s what I heard the most. But they don’t know why I did it. I did it because I wasn’t okay. I needed my space to do what I wanted to do. All I’m looking for in Vila Cruzeiro is peace. Here I walk barefoot and shirtless, just wearing shorts. I play dominoes, sit in the street, remember my childhood, listen to music, dance with my friends, and sleep on the floor. I just want to be at peace and remember who I am. Here they truly respect me. I see my father in every one of these alleys. Vila Cruzeiro isn’t the best place in the world, it’s my place.”
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  • A new Made in USA CEX is coming to the crypto space!

    Swapfone is the new big crypto project launching now.

    Swapfone has its own stablecoin, $USDS, which can be mined for FREE through their exchange app on mobile phones.

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    A new Made in USA CEX is coming to the crypto space! Swapfone is the new big crypto project launching now. Swapfone has its own stablecoin, $USDS, which can be mined for FREE through their exchange app on mobile phones. Are you mining $USDS yet? Do you want to list $USDS on our wallet? Join now : http://swapfone.org/login?ref=01KvvjwNU1afNLx6tnyHXKMsBCS2 X: x.com/swapfone TG: t.me/Swapfone
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  • Sim card is cheap; phone is expensive, yet the phone still need a SIM card... Be humble!
    Sim card is cheap; phone is expensive, yet the phone still need a SIM card... Be humble!
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  • 30 POINTS I WILL TELL MY DAUGHTER BEFORE SENDING HER OFF

    1) No man is perfect

    2) Men are like children. So be like his mother.

    3) Hear quickly; talk slowly.

    4) Never compete with a man.

    5) Never try to be equal with him.

    6) Be fast to apologize when you know you are wrong.

    7) Don't be too jealous with him. This is good for your peace of mind.

    You may check on his phone if you want, but that isn't necessary.

    9) Always be honest as a wife.

    10) Never leave your house for a long distance without his permission.

    11) Make sure you know the food he likes, and prepare that at least twice a week if money allows.

    12) Don't let your husband get in the house with a parcel in his hand.

    13) Try to make a budget together.

    14) Be his adviser, not a critiser.

    15) Don't ever forget that a wife is a helper of husband.

    16) Learn good things from your mother.

    17) When God blesses you with children, never give more attention to your children and forget your husband.

    18) Learn to smile at your husband.

    19) When your husband knocks off from work, greet him. If possible, hug him.

    20) Don't let your husband leave the house without eating. This may mean "eat" and "eat".

    21) When you husband becomes angry, stop talking.

    22) Keep the bedroom clean always.

    23) Never put cloths on the bed. Some men hate that.

    24) Be a clean woman.

    25) Look romantic.

    26) Always remember to do what a wife should do. You are not his sister.

    27) Treat his relatives as you would treat yours.

    28) Oftentimes ask how his relatives are doing.

    29) Go to church together.

    30) Never compare your husband or your house to someone else's.
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    Secret of happy home

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    30 POINTS I WILL TELL MY DAUGHTER BEFORE SENDING HER OFF 1) No man is perfect 2) Men are like children. So be like his mother. 3) Hear quickly; talk slowly. 4) Never compete with a man. 5) Never try to be equal with him. 6) Be fast to apologize when you know you are wrong. 7) Don't be too jealous with him. This is good for your peace of mind. 😎 You may check on his phone if you want, but that isn't necessary. 9) Always be honest as a wife. 10) Never leave your house for a long distance without his permission. 11) Make sure you know the food he likes, and prepare that at least twice a week if money allows. 12) Don't let your husband get in the house with a parcel in his hand. 13) Try to make a budget together. 14) Be his adviser, not a critiser. 15) Don't ever forget that a wife is a helper of husband. 16) Learn good things from your mother. 17) When God blesses you with children, never give more attention to your children and forget your husband. 18) Learn to smile at your husband. 19) When your husband knocks off from work, greet him. If possible, hug him. 20) Don't let your husband leave the house without eating. This may mean "eat" and "eat". 21) When you husband becomes angry, stop talking. 22) Keep the bedroom clean always. 23) Never put cloths on the bed. Some men hate that. 24) Be a clean woman. 25) Look romantic. 26) Always remember to do what a wife should do. You are not his sister. 27) Treat his relatives as you would treat yours. 28) Oftentimes ask how his relatives are doing. 29) Go to church together. 30) Never compare your husband or your house to someone else's. please guys should i increase the volume 🙄 Secret of happy home follow Nwamama Austino for more thanks
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  • There is only one type of snake in the world that grows at a speed of half an inch per second. This means it can grow up to a foot long in two minutes, but if its mouth touches anywhere in its body, it will die. It's the only snake in the world that can die just by touching its body with its mouth. This snake can only be found in old Nokia phones.
    There is only one type of snake in the world that grows at a speed of half an inch per second. This means it can grow up to a foot long in two minutes, but if its mouth touches anywhere in its body, it will die. It's the only snake in the world that can die just by touching its body with its mouth. This snake can only be found in old Nokia phones. 🤪
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