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Former Big Man retweeted
This one is too big 😖😖😖
Every night, Daniel would type a message to his old friend, Michael, but never send it.
They had fallen out over something small, and both were too proud to apologize.
One evening, Daniel heard that Michael had started a new job. He typed, “Congratulations, bro. I'm happy for you.” Then he deleted it again.
The next morning, Michael sent him a message first.
“Guy, are we really going to let one small misunderstanding end everything?”
Daniel stared at his phone and smiled.
Sometimes, the people we miss are waiting for the same thing we are waiting for: someone to make the first move.
Former Big Man retweeted
Never take someone who loves you for granted.
Remember, humility doesn't mean weakness, and kindness doesn't mean someone can be taken advantage of.
Appreciate the people who genuinely love you, because not everyone who walks away will come back.
Every morning, an old woman sat outside a bakery counting coins.
One day, a little boy noticed she never had enough to buy bread.
He started leaving half of his lunch beside her without saying a word.
Weeks passed.
Then one Monday, the boy arrived at school and found his mother crying.
She had lost her job, and there was no money for his school fees.
That afternoon, the old woman showed up at their door.
She was the owner of the bakery.
She had found out who the boy was and why he had been helping her.
“I came to repay a kindness,” she told his mother.
The boy thought he was feeding a hungry woman.
He never knew he was planting hope for his own family.
Never underestimate a small act of kindness.
Former Big Man retweeted
I thought I’d be done with what I had to do today and have time to catch up on here, but the day had other plans. 😂
Anyway, how did your day go?
Former Big Man retweeted
𝖫𝖾𝖺𝗋𝗇𝗂𝗇𝗀 𝖼𝖺𝗇 𝖻𝖾 𝖾𝗑𝖼𝗂𝗍𝗂𝗇𝗀.
But sometimes, a difficult topic, a confusing explanation, or exam preparation can make learning feel overwhelming.
That’s where @HilearnersAI comes in. 🧵👇
🤖 Made with AI
Former Big Man retweeted
🕰️ THE GOOD OLD DAYS ❤️
Remember when happiness was simple?
Children played football in the streets, neighbours shared meals, and families gathered at night to tell stories.
We didn’t need expensive phones or social media to feel connected. A little food, good friends, and laughter were enough to make our day.
Neighbours cared for one another, elders were respected, and children grew up learning the value of honesty, kindness, and togetherness.
Today, technology has made life easier, but sometimes we’ve lost the simple connections that once made life beautiful.
As an old man once said:
“We had little, but somehow, we had enough.” ❤️
💡 MORAL LESSON: Happiness isn’t always about having more. Sometimes, it’s about appreciating the people and moments we already have.
💭 QUESTION: What do you miss most about the good old days?
#GoodOldDays #Nostalgia
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Former Big Man retweeted
Dirt trapped under your fingernails may look harmless, but it can carry germs that cause infections and spread diseases. Keeping your fingers and nails clean is an important part of personal hygiene.
You know that moment when NEPA takes light just as you’re about to finish charging your phone?
Instead of complaining, I used the darkness to sit outside and listen to the neighbourhood. Neighbours chatting, generators humming, kids playing.
Sometimes the “inconvenience” forces you to slow down and notice the life still happening around you.
Small reminder: progress doesn’t always need perfect conditions.
How do you handle sudden light cuts these days?
Former Big Man retweeted
Officially sacked by my helpers 🤣 (FG)
Diving into the world of reality 😞
May the good God bless this cert
With opportunities and blessings
I am active looking for new helpers
Help in any way you can 🙏🪖
Former Big Man retweeted
The most realistic moment in movie history☺️
🕰️ THE GOOD OLD DAYS ❤️
Remember when happiness was simple?
Children played football in the streets, neighbours shared meals, and families gathered at night to tell stories.
We didn’t need expensive phones or social media to feel connected. A little food, good friends, and laughter were enough to make our day.
Neighbours cared for one another, elders were respected, and children grew up learning the value of honesty, kindness, and togetherness.
Today, technology has made life easier, but sometimes we’ve lost the simple connections that once made life beautiful.
As an old man once said:
“We had little, but somehow, we had enough.” ❤️
💡 MORAL LESSON: Happiness isn’t always about having more. Sometimes, it’s about appreciating the people and moments we already have.
💭 QUESTION: What do you miss most about the good old days?
#GoodOldDays #Nostalgia
Former Big Man retweeted
WHY I WOULD GIVE VDM A CHANCE OVER BLORD
VDM vs BLORD: The real battle should be about value, not fan loyalty. ⚡
IN A GLANCE
Forget the online drama for a moment! If you had your hard-earned money and needed a solar power station, would you buy from VDM or Blord? The real question is not who has more fans. It is who can give Nigerians better value for their money!
THE BIGGER PICTURE
Nigeria's electricity problems are real. From business owners losing money to households spending heavily on fuel, reliable backup power is no longer just a luxury for many people.
Now VDM has entered the power station and gadget market, and naturally, people are comparing him with Blord. But before we turn this into another social media war, let's talk business!
WHY I WOULD CONSIDER VDM
Personally, I would give VDM a chance not because he is perfect, not because I am against Blord, and definitely not because of internet popularity.
I would consider buying from VDM if his prices are competitive, his products deliver the power they promise, and he provides a clear warranty and reliable after-sales support.
Imagine buying a power station that can genuinely meet your needs without wasting your money on unnecessary features. That is the kind of value Nigerian customers deserve.
But VDM must prove that his business can deliver. A viral announcement is not the same thing as a tested product!
THE REAL TEST
Before you buy from either man, compare the battery capacity, actual output in watts, charging time, warranty, and the cost of repairs.
Ask whether the product can power your television, fan, refrigerator, or business equipment. Don't pay for a product simply because a celebrity or influencer is selling it.
If VDM offers the better deal, I would buy from VDM. If Blord offers better quality and value, I would consider Blord. My loyalty is to my pocket and the product that delivers!
REMARK
This is where VDM has an opportunity to win more than an online argument. He can win customers through transparent pricing, reliable products, and excellent customer service.
Because in business, noise may attract attention, but performance builds a reputation.
So, if you had the money today, who would you trust with your solar energy purchase and what evidence would make you choose them?
VDM or Blord? Let the products speak!
Nigerians need reliable power solutions, honest pricing and products that deliver what they promise.
If VDM can prove he offers better value, why shouldn't Nigerians give him a chance?
But the same standard must apply to Blord.
Our money deserves evidence, not hype.