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Hetty Green, the most stingy woman in history, her wealth is estimated at more than $2.3 billion. Hetty Greene was born ...
09/06/2025

Hetty Green, the most stingy woman in history, her wealth is estimated at more than $2.3 billion. Hetty Greene was born in America in 1835. She was the only daughter of a wealthy businessman.

She inherited from her father a fortune estimated at $7.5 million. When she was twenty-one years old, she moved to live in New York to invest her money in Wall Street and was called the Wicked Witch of Wall Street.

She married a millionaire like herself, but still lived on leftover cakes and broken biscuits in grocery stores and argued to get a free bone for her dog every day!! Hetty Greene was a very miserable woman. She sewed underpants when she was 16 years old and did not change them or buy others until the day of her death.

She never spent a penny, so it was said that she never used hot water, that she wore a black dress that she did not change until it was completely worn out, and that she lived on eating a pie that cost only two cents.

Hetty caused her son to amputate his leg because when he broke it, she delayed treating it because she insisted not to She spent no money and kept looking for free medical attention.

Hetty Greene died in 1916 at the age of 81 in New York City, and was entered in the Guinness Book of World Records as the “most stingy person in the world.”

The cause of her death was a stroke due to a quarrel with her maid because the maid asked for an increase in her meager salary.

She died and left behind a huge fortune, and her children did not inherit her extreme stinginess, but rather they were generous to the point that her daughter built a free hospital with her money.

Head of Service, Mrs. Olubunmi Oni, Felicitates with Mrs. Nancy Muraina on Her Retirement The Head of Service of Oyo Sta...
07/05/2025

Head of Service, Mrs. Olubunmi Oni, Felicitates with Mrs. Nancy Muraina on Her Retirement

The Head of Service of Oyo State, Her Honour Mrs. Olubunmi Oni, mni, MCIPM, FCIPAN, has extended heartfelt congratulations to the Executive Secretary of the Agency for Youth Development, Mrs. Nancy Bassey Olayinka Muraina, on the occasion of her retirement from the Oyo State Civil Service.

In a goodwill message released today, Mrs. Oni celebrated the remarkable contributions of Mrs. Muraina to youth development and public administration during her years of meritorious service. She described the retiring Executive Secretary as a dedicated civil servant whose commitment and diligence have left a lasting impact on the service.

"Her retirement marks the end of a fulfilling chapter and the beginning of a rewarding new phase," Mrs. Oni said, praying for long life, sound health, restful moments, and all-round prosperity for Mrs. Muraina in retirement.

The Head of Service commended Mrs. Muraina’s professionalism and leadership, noting that her legacy would continue to inspire others in the service.

Congratulations, Mrs. Nancy Muraina!

Oyo State Honours Mrs. Nancy Bassey Olayinka Muraina as She Retires After 35 Years of Distinguished ServiceThe Oyo State...
07/05/2025

Oyo State Honours Mrs. Nancy Bassey Olayinka Muraina as She Retires After 35 Years of Distinguished Service

The Oyo State Government, along with friends, family, and well-wishers, will tomorrow celebrate the retirement of Mrs. Nancy Bassey Olayinka Muraina, the outgoing Executive Secretary of the Oyo State Youths Agency, after 35 years of dedicated service.

The event, which is expected to draw dignitaries, former colleagues, and youths she has mentored over the years, will serve as a tribute to a remarkable career rooted in public service, mentorship, and youth empowerment.

Mrs. Muraina has spent over three decades shaping the future of Oyo State through her selfless contributions to public service, especially in the area of youth development. Her tenure as Executive Secretary saw tremendous strides in youth engagement, training, and capacity-building initiatives across the state.

Mr. Asimiyu Muhideen Abiodun aka Apostle, one of her mentees and beneficiaries, shared heartfelt reflections: “Mrs. Muraina has done more than words can express. From the very first day we met, she adopted me as a son. She is not just a public servant but a role model, teacher, coach, counselor, and true benefactor.”

Her legacy is one of compassion, strength, and results-driven leadership, earning her admiration across various sectors. Tomorrow’s celebration will highlight not just her professional milestones, but the personal impact she has had on countless lives.

As she transitions into retirement, Mrs. Muraina leaves behind a legacy that will continue to inspire the next generation of public servants and youth advocates.

This is Pipeline. Nairobi’s wildest corner where if you are not sharp, you will either get lost or go mad.Every building...
17/04/2025

This is Pipeline. Nairobi’s wildest corner where if you are not sharp, you will either get lost or go mad.

Every building looks like the last and if you do not have the caretaker’s number, just sit down and cry.

Each floor smells like chapati. Someone is always selling hot ones from their door whether it is morning or midnight. The sufurias never rest. And while you wait at the shared sink, you will hear full episodes of love, drama and pure lies.

Married men walk in and out like they pay rent, teaching single women things no school ever will. Horizontal engineering is alive here. And when it comes to mastering it, Kamba women are running the show. Smart, bold and always ahead.

Pipeline never sleeps. Mutura at dawn, car repairs deep in the night, sugarcane vendors always slicing, and churches louder than clubs.

There are three brothels running next to every wines and spirits shop, and somehow someone is always selling secondhand shoes outside.

Security is a gamble. Thieves do not hide. They sn**ch clothes from balconies, phones from your hand and if your window is open, your TV is gone.

Still, people keep coming. Why? Because rent is cheap, hustle is real and if you survive Pipeline, you can survive anywhere.

It is not just a place. It is a test, a lesson and a whole lifestyle.😅🙌

25/03/2025

I chased one Pharmacy Student girl from our 100 level until I left U.I. Her excuse in 100 level was "I was too young for her" even though I was clearly older than her. Instead of her to just say that I couldn't give her the type of maintenance she was looking for.

Her excuse in 200 level was that she was already dating a doctor. You know how those pharmacy/ Medicine students are with doctors na. Them think say the doctors go marry them. LMFAOOOOOO.

Her excuse in 300 level was that the Doctor boyfriend broke her heart and she was done with relationships. But Aunty, why am I being punished for the sins of another man?

In 400 level, she said I was already leaving school and there was no point because she still had a couple of years to spend in school. Secondly, that I was unemployed and I could not take care of her needs. She was now a woman yunno.
After I graduated, I tried one last time and this time she said “You have graduated from school but you haven’t graduated from chasing me after 4 years. Am I a Bachelor’s degree program? Move on, abeg”

Anyways, I moved to Lagos and I met a beautiful woman at an event in Sheraton and you would not believe she happened to be the elder sister of this same girl. Small world.

I was originally not interested in having any romantic relationship with the elder sister because she didn’t have the physical features I saw in her younger sister (If you know, you know) but we eventually started dating.

So one day my former crush was coming to Lagos and her elder sister asked me to accompany her to the bus park to pick her up.

My former crush almost fainted when her sister introduced me as her boyfriend as we were putting her bags in the trunk of my car. As her elder sister walked back to the park to carry one more bag, this girl pulled me to one corner.

“Theo" what are you doing with my elder sister?” I responded, “Master’s Degree Program, dear”...

😅😂😅

— Paul Odofin

13/03/2025

🥲A poor boy was in love with a rich man's daughter. One day the boy proposed to her and the girl said…”Hey! Listen, your monthly salary is my daily hand expenses..How can I be involved with you..?

How could you have thought of that? I can never love you😏, so forget about me and get engaged to someone else at your level🥺” But somehow the boy could not forget her so easily🥲…..

Some times 10 years later they stumbled into each other in a shopping mall.

The lady again said….,”Hey.. ! You! How are you? Now I’m married and do you know how much my husband’s salary is..? $15,700 per month! Can you beat that?

And he is also very smart” The guy’s eyes got wet with tears on hearing those words from the same Lady.

A few seconds later, her husband came around but before the lady could say a word her husband seeing the guy, said……“Sir you’re here and you’ve met my wife..”

Then he said to his wife,”This is my boss, I’m also one of those working on his $100 million project! And do you know a fact my dear? My boss loved a lady but he couldn’t win her heart.

That’s why he has remained unmarried since.
How lucky would that lady have been, if she had married this my boss now?
These days, who would love someone that much?"

He said all these to his wife. The lady looked in total shock but couldn’t utter a word.

Life is so short and it’s just like a mirror.
You can only see as much as it reflects. So don’t be too arrogant or proud by looking down on others because of their current situations.
Things get changed with time just like the weather..! Don’t under estimate anyone because everyone has a great future!

Where you have been rejected before, you will be celebrated soon in GOD name..... Happy day

THE OTHER SIDE OF YAHOO THEY WON’T TELL YOU. Many times, when people hear that normal Yahoo no dey pay again, they think...
26/02/2025

THE OTHER SIDE OF YAHOO THEY WON’T TELL YOU.

Many times, when people hear that normal Yahoo no dey pay again, they think na job Dem dey job them, but that’s the cold, hard truth.

Yahoo don cast. Olodo don wise. Most of the formats no dey work again—those old, heavy-duty oyibo women for dating sites don wise up. These days, extra things must be done to keep Yahoo afloat—Yahoo++, you must plus-up if truly you want to cash out.

Unlike normal Yahoo, wey na just pressing keys and one’s ability to wine mugu into submission, Yahoo++ requires supernatural assistance—and as we all know, anything supernatural always comes with a hidden price tag.

At first, they won’t tell you the full cost. They’ll just give you small introduction, and once you taste the money and e sweet, you’ll be eager to activate the Koko. And sometimes, that’s where the real problem starts.

Listen attentively to this shocking story.

There is this young man who had been dealt a heavy blow by poverty after his father’s death, leaving him, his mother, and younger siblings with nothing to start with.

He wanted to rewrite his family's story—fast! He was desperate to shock everyone with his grace. He needed wealth—instant wealth—to prove a point.

After trying different things that people had told him were the way to riches, everything seemed too slow to cash out.

Then, one day, he stumbled upon an old friend who had just returned from a long journey—dressed in the latest designer outfits, driving a flashy car, living the high life.

He didn’t waste time—he quickly asked, "Bro, how far?" There and then, his friend told him the secret and even offered to introduce him to a plug. Since this was exactly what he was looking for, he didn’t hesitate.

After the journey they embarked on, he returned home with some cash. He gave some to his mom and explained how his friend was eager to help him blow—Yahoo things sha.

And as expected, like many uncultured mothers of today who don’t care about how their children make money—all they want is cash to wear a*o ebi and earn respect in their village meetings—she gave her son full support.

"After all, na normal thing wey boys dey do these days," she concluded. The young man proceeded to activate the real stuff that would make dollars flow like water.

The witch doctor, after consulting with the spirits, came out with an instruction—a must-follow command.

When the young man heard it, he was frozen to his bones. He pulled his friend aside and whispered, "Bro, I fit back out, I no fit do this kind thing oh?"

His friend’s reply was even more chilling—"Omo! At this point, there’s no going back oh"—like depot Nigerian Army 🪖.

He rushed home to tell his mother what the sacrifice was. She was shocked to her core but helpless—any attempt to back out would mean instant death for her son.

Just guess the instruction, the baba gave the boy! Really shocking Something unthinkable.

The young man had to start sleeping with his own mother regularly—like husband and wife.

Yes, you read that right. He had to “marry” his own mother, just that in their in this case No dowry would be paid. No wedding would be conducted.

It would be as though he had inherited his mother from his late father—since, the father left no wealth for him to inherit.

What a bombshell! What a nightmare! What a hellish condition! But no going back—after all, he had already tasted the introductory wealth.

Indeed, the devil is a wicked slave master. He gives riches but attaches conditions that destroy his worshipers in the long run.

As if that wasn’t terrible enough, the rules were strict: no protection was allowed, and the boy/husband must not father a child with his mother/wife—if she got pregnant, the baby must be aborted immediately, and the fetus served as a sacrifice to the gods.

The mother and son painfully complied and true true, untold wealth began flowing like a mighty river. They became richer than their wildest dreams.

Houses sprang up in different cities, all in the family’s name. Exotic cars were bought—one for the mother/wife and several for the son/husband. Money na water—lavish parties, designer clothes, first-class flights and all that their helpless souls desires.

The mother/wife joined the exclusive Yahoo Mothers Association and became the talk of the town.

As the mother or should I say wife of the youngest millionaire in the area, she became a major decision-maker in every women’s association she belonged to.

Back in the village, their fame spread like wildfire. Some people admired them and praised God for visiting the family. Others whispered in suspicion.

Long-lost uncles and relatives—who once ignored them—suddenly became concerned family members, looking for ways to reconcile and benefit from the newfound wealth.

After a while, rumors started flying among the community women. They began noticing something strange.

"This woman don dey pregnant over and over… but where are the babies?" Suspicion grew. Something wasn’t adding up, and the rumors of the suspicion was flying round.

Then, one fateful day, the mother/wife dropped a bombshell—"I’m tired of all these abortions. This time, I want to keep the baby." She told her son/husband.

The son/husband was devastated. He tried to convince her, but she refused. She went ahead and gave birth—to a child fathered by her own son.

A few days later, the young man died mysteriously. The entire community was thrown into shock and horror.

The rumors were no longer rumors—the truth was out, mother and son had been committing in**st just to acquire and maintain their wealth.

Not long after, the mother/wife out of shocks and disappointment, fell gravely ill. Within a short time, she also died, along with the newborn baby/grandson.

And just as expected, the devil took back everything.

Their wealth stopped flowing overnight. Debts and suffering gripped the family harder than before. Their luxurious properties were sold off—just to buy food.

A few years later, the financial status of the remnant of the family, home and abroad, was worse than before they ever had money.

Indeed, ritual wealth comes at a price, a price so terrifying that most people wouldn’t dare pay if they knew the full truth.

If you’re thinking about getting rich faster than normal, learn from this story and be warned!

To be forewarned is to be forearmed.

Richard Appiah Akoto, a dedicated educator from Betenase, Ghana, gained worldwide attention for teaching Microsoft Word ...
13/02/2025

Richard Appiah Akoto, a dedicated educator from Betenase, Ghana, gained worldwide attention for teaching Microsoft Word by sketching its interface on a blackboard due to a lack of computers in his school. His inspiring story went viral, attracting global support and donations of desktops, laptops, and tech resources. Recognizing his efforts, Microsoft invited him to Singapore for the prestigious Educator's Exchange Program, offering professional training and pledging to equip him with a high-quality device from a business partner.

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