THE GENEROUS MAN IN MY NEIGHBORHOOD

The cost of buying fuel in Nigeria nowadays is on the high side especially here in Lagos State (Lagos Island precisely). Several times, I have bought a liter of fuel at #500 via the black market though. Getting fuel from the filling station is becoming a nightmare, one can spend good 8hours in the queue just to buy fuel at the rate of #250 per liter. Imagine wasting such precious time on fuel alone, how many hours are now left for someone to achieve other things for the day? Before this current fuel scarcity saga, a liter of fuel was #168 but now #250. This price increment has affected both transport and foodstuff. In fact, Virtually every other thing, making things so difficult for the masses. I honestly pity those traveling this Christmas period because the cost of traveling from transport system companies has skyrocketed, however, I really hope they will overcome the financial stress from this aspect within this season..lol

Okay, let me not deviate much from my title...

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You see this picture, I took it this morning while I was looking for bread to buy for breakfast ☺️. I have been seeing some group of people sitting down in that particular spot almost every morning but I never cared to know what they normally do there. So I decided to go close and find out, behold they were all charging their phones 😂. You see, the situation in Nigeria can deny someone early morning sleep just to hustle and charge phones before the generous man in my neighborhood turn off his generator.

Now, about this generous man...I know the man as a good man, I have heard a lot of good things about him and I saw the water he extended outside his building for anyone in the community who has no source of water.

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That's really so nice and thoughtful of him. There is no day he doesn't pump water to ensure availability for anyone who needs it. I am sure he has received lots of prayers from those who have been benefiting from his generosity. A few months ago, he built just a little sit-out for anyone who wants to stay outdoors and look around the happenings in the environment. So when this fuel scarcity and hike in price started, he extended some electrical wiring to the sit-out for anyone who may not afford to buy fuel.

Honestly, I was so challenged by this good act of his. I am thinking deeply about whatever I can do for the community to put smiles on people's faces.

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Believe me, this man will forever be remembered for his good deed of him in the community. Is this not part of leaving a positive legacy? Whatever, I love it when people can think about others especially in our harsh world economy today no matter how little. Some of the people charging their gadgets told me that they run their business using their phones but due to the cost of fuel and the bad attitude of NEPA, (low supply of electricity) ..they have not been consistent until this generosity came to their rescue.

Finally, no good deed goes unrewarded, we too can touch a life today in any way and be rest assured of the blessings that follow.

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR READING!!!

PLEASE NOTE: ALL PICTURES ARE MINE



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We are so lucky if there's a generous man in our place. Hope all people is like that.Well @nkemakonam89 Im hoping that your electricity will come back.

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My dear, it's been terrible here recently and I do hope the electricity come back as it used to be

Thank you so much for stopping by 👍🤗🥰

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Wow that's such a good act by that man, giving out water to all for free and also caring enough to run a wire out other others to charge is the power power distribution period coupled with the fuel scarcity.

God bless him

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I am telling you VIC....that's so nice of him. An act worthy of emulation. Thank you for stopping by 😇👍

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No good deed leaves without being noticed. Seriously, people like that man receives consistent prayers because he has done a huge thing for humanity.
Imagine buying fuel for that amount every day just to charge your phone and stay online for your business to keep thriving. So bad for our country.

There is a young guy in my hostel too. We were both colleagues and each day, he put on the generator for the students in the vicinity and they will pray for him. Most times, we only contribute for his generator and it has helped us. Soon, he will be leaving for his NYSC, people will surely miss him around because no one has generator in that street, only him.

I want to also be remembered too and I will try my best helping humanity.

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That guy in your hostel has really been nice...honestly, even in this hardship, people are still nice and it's a good thing to see. I hope we all partake in these good deeds in our capability

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People like that are very rare. A lot of rich men frown upon people hanging around their house, not to talk of even building a sit-out and adding electrical sockets for people to charge their phone. He is indeed a generous man and I'm sure the people in that neighborhood will always be grateful to him

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You are very right about the attitude of some rich men
This particular man is just different
Thank you so much for dropping by

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I remember when we had no light for one year. My neighbour was so nice to us. He helped us charged during that period. People like this deserves to be in the Guinness book

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One year of total black out? This country is a joke 😂
Yeah..they really deserve to be be in the Guinness book of record 😂😂

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I admire his generosity,I wish to be like him, let me start thinking about what to do to help my community.

Thanks for sharing. @nkemakonam89

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Yea. ...I wish to be like him as well 👍.
Some people really still show concern to humanity
Thank you so much for stopping by 👍

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The cost of fuel has been atrocious. at least in the UK we don't have to wait so long to purchase it!

and getting a free charge of the phone is such a blessing!

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at least in the UK we don't have to wait so long to purchase it!

Availability is necessary

Yea..the man is a blessing

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Naturally, some people are so nice that the aura spreads everywhere they go. He is a good person and he didn't allow the current circumstances of Nigeria to question his generosity at all . I hope his good act will continue like this.

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I hope he will continue this good act. As per the water aspect...he has been doing it for 3 years now...the man is just good 👍😊

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Ah, such a nice man. I like that he doesn't only do one thing and stops but goes beyond to make the lives of people around him easier. Thanks for sharing! This truly "leaving a positive legacy."

Guys like him are the ones who make the hard times worth it!


!PIZZA !LUV !PGM

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Indeed, people like him makes the hard time worth it. The has been helping the community with water for over 3 years now and recently added electricity _ source of charging gadgets... His type is rare👌

I really appreciate your stopping by 👍
And thanks for the tips

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