Queen Berakha

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Parents come and see ooo.How do you feel about your parents?What lessons have you learnt to become a better parent đŸ˜ŒđŸ€”
03/11/2025

Parents come and see ooo.
How do you feel about your parents?
What lessons have you learnt to become a better parent đŸ˜ŒđŸ€”

My birthday is coming up on the 30th October, I'm planning to do give away, what do you want??Anything you think is with...
24/10/2025

My birthday is coming up on the 30th October, I'm planning to do give away, what do you want??

Anything you think is within my power, that I can provide you, let me know in the comments section, there's a surprise loading for the lucky persons đŸ˜đŸ€—

*đŸ©ž"MY SECRET IS K!l L!NG ME💔"*My name is Esther. I am 39 years old. I live in Douala, Cameroon. I am about to tell you s...
22/10/2025

*đŸ©ž"MY SECRET IS K!l L!NG ME💔"*

My name is Esther. I am 39 years old. I live in Douala, Cameroon. I am about to tell you something that has been k! Lling me inside. I need to confess. My soul is heavy. Maybe after this, I will finally sleep at night without hearing their screams in my dreams.

You see, I am not who people think I am. By day, I run a beauty salon. By night... I sell hum@n lives.

I am part of a hum@n traff!ck!ng ring. Yes. I steal people. I destroy families. I take what cannot be replaced, human organs.

It started five years ago. My business was dying. I was deep in debt. One day, a woman approached me. She said I could make money in “medical export.” I didn’t know what she meant until she showed me the truth. And by then, I was too deep.

I work with real doctors. Not quacks. These men have clinics in towns like Bamenda, Yaoundé, and even Buea. They wear white coats by day... and bloody gloves at night.

We target vulnerable people — orphans, girls running from abuse, jobless young men, and even street beggars. I pretend to be kind. I offer them food, shelter, and sometimes a fake job in another city. They follow me, smiling, trusting.

They never return.

In hidden rooms, far from hospitals, the surgeries happen. No mercy. No painkillers. Sometimes, they scream. Sometimes, they don’t even wake up. We rem*ove kidneys, livers, hearts, and even eyes.

Some organs are sold here to rich Cameroonians with s!ck family members. But most are sent abroad to Europe and Asia through the black market. The organs are sealed to be alive, transported by corrupt agents at airports. Customs never checks. We pay well.

You may wonder how I sleep.

I don’t.

One girl haunts me the most. Her name was Emilienne. She was 15. I told her I would take her to YaoundĂ© to work as a house help. She hugged me and said, “Thank you, Aunty. God will bless you.”

Two days later, I watched her blÂŁÂŁd out on a metal table.

Her heart was shipped to China.

I buried her clothes behind my house. Sometimes, I smell her perfume in the wind. She never leaves me.

I’ve tried to stop. But they won’t let me. The doctors, the clients, and even police officers we are all in this. If I speak, I d!e. If I run, they find me. I am trapped in a prison I helped build.

Now I just wanted someone to know. Someone to carry my secret. I know God will punish me. I deserve it. But_ maybe... just maybe... someone will read this and save the next Emilienne.

If you’re reading this, don’t trust everyone who smiles at you.

Not all women carry handbags.

Some of us carry de*ath.

Dear MothersLet’s try and guide or protect our daughters wisely. It’s our responsibility to instil in them the most esse...
19/10/2025

Dear Mothers

Let’s try and guide or protect our daughters wisely. It’s our responsibility to instil in them the most essential lesson in life and marriage: "Peace of Mind."

It’s far better to be in a situation where you can enjoy a simple meal of fish comfortably than to be in a place filled with lavish options, excess meat, chicken, vacations, a private jet, a Ferrari and all, but that brings you nothing but pain.

The choice is yours: what kind of mother do you aspire to be? Will you choose the strength of Rita Daniels or the resilience of Priscilla Ojo?


17/10/2025

Friday motivation

17/10/2025

Vital lessons in life

There is no place like home .I met this Nigerian guy Uche in 2019 in a market area of an Arab country . I noticed that a...
16/10/2025

There is no place like home .

I met this Nigerian guy Uche in 2019 in a market area of an Arab country . I noticed that anytime he sees uniformed police men he will be nervous .On a subsequent visit , I contacted him again as my guide since he is fluent in the local language and can show me around . The pattern of being nervous when he sees the police continued and this time around I asked him if he is wanted for any crime ?

Uche then confessed he was in the country illegally and the Police conduct random checks . This was in early 2020. He also mentioned having a wife and children in Nigeria . I asked how long he was living illegally with fear and he said three years . I told him that when my children were growing up there is nothing that would have prevented me from growing up with them . A father should be part of his kids growing up otherwise he will become a stranger to them .

This pattern of living in fear continued until a 2024 random immigration check on both us close to same market we first met . I engaged the Police conducting a random check as they were leading us to a van where your prints will be taken and they can see your immigration records .

I asked why go to the parked van ? The officer said to verify my immigration records with my prints. I told him that I was not fingerprinted when I entered the country so he is not going to find anything there . That US citizens just have their passport stamped and that is it and good for 90 days visit per trip maximum 180 days a year. I brought out my US passport and their looks went from catching and illegal immigrant to admiration . As they focused on me the real illegal immigrant slipped away into the market .

When I reconnected back with my buddy , I gave him a stronger advice this time to return to Nigeria on his own and self deport , living In fear anywhere because of Immigration status Is not worth It . The truth is no matter how long he remains In that country he will never get their papers and he will just grow old and end up homeless and no family that he should return home to .

I guaranteed him a job In my company in Lagos so It Is not like he Is retuning to nothing . His family Is not In Lagos so I advised on arrival to go and spend some time with his wife and children then return to Lagos later to find accommodation for all and they can relocate to Lagos . I was actually expecting him to leave with me after our Immigration encounter but he needed time to organise himself .

As I was heading to Nigeria on August 24,2025 , I called Uche that I will be in Nigeria until November 30 ,2025 and if he does not self deport and arrive Lagos before I leave Nigeria for the USA , my offer is off the table . He should not call me if he ever gets deported to Nigeria especially as he has no excuse as I was going to cover his self deportation expenses .

To God be the glory , he self deported earlier this week and he said that Is the best decision he has ever made In his life .

Are you living in fear in any country because you living there illegally ? Self deport now as Nigeria living in your home country is not as bad as they are publishing it in the media 😉 😀

The person who released Yinka’s video apologising to Linc clearly did it to prove a point. I mean, just yesterday she t...
15/10/2025

The person who released Yinka’s video apologising to Linc clearly did it to prove a point. I mean, just yesterday she told women to go slùep with Linc and rate him like he was below average in bed. Yet in her own apology, she couldn’t stop praising his prowess, even talking about missing the shower moments. The contradiction is loud, Ma’am.

I’ve been watching this whole Yinka–Maynation–Linc drama, and honestly, Yinka ruined her own relationship. Does she not have even one person who can tell her the truth and stop this embarrassment?
On social media, I have people who don’t engage my posts but call me the moment I put out something off-brand, and I take it down. Doesn’t Yinka have at least one person she listens to? Or is everyone in her circle afraid of correcting her?

She’s not acting her age. Growth means dropping certain behaviours. There are things I did last year that I can’t be caught doing now. That’s why “act your age” is not an insĂčlt, but a statement of expectations.

Yinka single-handedly burnt every bridge with Linc and the Edochie family. And at this point, reconciliation isn’t even Linc's call anymore. She’s dragged things too far.

One thing I’ve learned in my 30 years of living: if you value someone, there are words and things you don’t say or do to them no matter how angry you are. Some words/actions shut the door permanently.

A woman (Yinka) wanted to be welcomed into a home, yet she came in fists up, ready to fĂ­ght May. Look at the difference, May who lost a marriage she had built for over a decade, but handled rejection with grace, and Yinka, an incoming wife who is handling hers with chaos, who is the classy one?

Her biggest blunder was dragging family matters to the media while still claiming she loved Linc. If you love someone, you don’t disgrace them publicly. You can’t destrĂČy someone and expect open arms later. Nah, I won't accept such. I've blacklisted someone forever for disrespecting me privately. How much more publicly? We must learn a lesson.

Dear Aunty Yinka, if you ever see this; what you need at this point isn’t more noise — it’s emotional intelligence. Stay away from social media, leave this drama if not for your sake but that of your children and family members who truly care about you.

On December 23, 2015. I went in for an ultrasound expecting a day filled with happy tears and excitement — but that day ...
13/10/2025

On December 23, 2015. I went in for an ultrasound expecting a day filled with happy tears and excitement — but that day did not go as we hoped.

I was 12 weeks pregnant when we were told something was wrong with my baby’s heart. The doctors told me she would not survive. “You will miscarry,” they said. I left the office heartbroken and in tears.

But my baby kept fighting. She made it to 18 weeks as her tiny heart grew slower and weaker. With every new appointment came another diagnosis, another wave of heartbreak, and more tears.

I was told, “She’s going to be stillborn, save yourself the pain.”
“I wouldn’t be surprised if you come back next week and she’s stillborn.”

There was very little hope left for my baby.
Even the top children’s hospital had never seen a heart like hers. They had seen each defect on its own, but never all of them together.
It was up to her to fight. All we could do was pray.
We chose to celebrate our baby’s life no matter what the odds were. We had a gender reveal, a baby shower, and even prepared a beautiful nursery.

Through repeated heart failure and a heart rate as low as 40-50, our baby girl fought all the way to 37 weeks.
On June 14, I delivered her by C-section, and she was taken straight to st Rafael Children’s Hospital.
At just 6 days old, she had her first open-heart surgery. On July 21, we finally got to bring her home.
Since then, she’s had five more hospital stays and a few new diagnoses — but she continues to fight.
Her name is Clara Ebube
She is a miracle.
Thank God for my miracle child

Wahala!!! Celebrity footballer Victor Bon!face girlfriend called off their engagement just 2 months before her wedding ...
12/10/2025

Wahala!!! Celebrity footballer Victor Bon!face girlfriend called off their engagement just 2 months before her wedding and ended a four-year relationship after discovering that her future fiancé's entire fortune, mansions in the UK, Dubai and Nigeria was in his mother's name.

They had been dating for over four years, and she was pressuring him to get engaged and then get married.

To her surprise, she discovered that Boniface had nothing in his name... All his money, mansions, and cars were in his mother's name realizing this, she decided to call off the engagement and end the relationship.
The question is why will she do this, isn't marriage supposed to be built on love??

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