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24/06/2025

A Life-Changing Lesson from the Courtroom Today
Written by Bisi Adewale

At exactly 4:00 PM on Saturday, I received an unexpected call from our secondary school alumni group. One of our classmates had been languishing in prison since October of last year—over 9 months—due to what should have been a minor traffic offense. Sadly, the case involved a highly influential individual whose car was hit, and the situation was blown far out of proportion.

This morning, I joined a few of our old schoolmates in court, resolved to do whatever we could to secure his release. What I saw broke my heart. Our classmate was a shadow of himself—frail, gaunt, and clearly crushed by the long, lonely months in detention.

We moved quickly: hired a lawyer, made some key calls, and by God’s grace, he was finally released today.

But the real lesson here is far deeper than the legal victory.

What This Taught Me:

1. Don’t Walk Alone in Life.
Our classmate lived in complete isolation. No church, no pastor, no active friendships—he had even cut himself off from our alumni group. The last time many of us saw or heard from him was in 1990. When he got arrested, his wife had no one to call. It wasn’t until one of us randomly contacted her that we even learned of his situation.

2. You Were Not Designed to Do Life Alone.
From the moment we’re born to the time we leave this world, we need people. Parents, nurses, friends, teachers, colleagues, neighbors—even those who carry our casket. God created us for community, not solitude. Independence is good, but isolation is dangerous.

3. Don’t Push Everyone Away.
Some people cut ties with others under the belief that “everyone is bad” or “people can't be trusted.” While caution is wise, total withdrawal is self-sabotage. Not everyone is perfect—but not everyone is harmful. Many are God-sent helpers waiting to show up for you, if only you’d let them in.

4. Community Is a Lifeline
When you live in isolation, even the smallest challenge can become a life-threatening crisis. But when you live in community, even the biggest problems become manageable. Our classmate’s seven-month ordeal could have been resolved in days—if only he had stayed connected.

5. Relationships Are an Investment
Like a bank account, if you don’t make deposits, you can’t make withdrawals. Nurture your relationships. Check in. Be present. Show up for others—and you’ll find that, in your own time of need, people will show up for you too.

To my classmates who showed up at court today, thank you for reminding us that real friendship does not expire. Your presence, prayers, and actions made all the difference. Let’s keep standing by one another.

Please share this message. You might just reach someone silently suffering in isolation.

Remind them:
You need people. You always will. Don’t do life alone.

Please, Contribute on all discussions. It will count in the day you most need help.

Yoruba always says.

PEOPLE COVER US MORE THAN CLOTHES

That's the truth 👍

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08/06/2025

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07/06/2025

"You arrived in the country 4 Months ago, you came to my family & ask my parents to prepare for our Traditional wedding, you even took the list. The ceremony was on Monday & you never showed up.

Dear Ramsey. Since you've blocked me everywhere & have decided to avoid me. I'm giving you until Friday next week to come & explain to my family the shame you've put on us. Especially on me!!

Thank you very much for the embarrassment, but if you think you can use me just as you use my friend then you lie.!! Karma will definitely locate you

You met me in a serious relationship, You even promised my dad you'll innovate our family house, You made me lose a good man & now you think you can play with my feelings? you forget you have sisters!? Karma is not asleep

If you don't come, you'll see for yourself. May be you've forgotten where I'm coming from. In this life you don't joke with everyone. I'm quiet for now"

~A Nigerian Lady cries out on Realmz

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07/06/2025

This is Pipeline. Nairobi’s most chaotic neighbourhood where the buildings compete in height, and the drama competes in volume.

Staircases are tight, corridors are narrower, and Wi-Fi signals get lost trying to navigate floors. If you forget your house number, good luck you might knock on four wrong doors before finding yours. And yes, someone’s cat might follow you.

The scent of chapati, pilau, omena, and trouble mixes in the air. On every floor, someone’s always cooking, someone’s always shouting, and someone’s always playing loud Rhumba even at 3am on a Tuesday.

Water comes once a week, but gossip flows every day. You’ll hear about people you’ve never met — who cheated, who got dumped, who got rich, and who got a sponsor.

Every floor has drama. Married people behave single, and singles chew each other like rent depends on it. If those walls could talk, Pipeline would be banned. People visit at night and sneak out at dawn, like ghosts in hoodies. No one asks questions only God knows who lives where.

If you're not careful, your clothes on the hanging lines will be borrowed permanently. Shoes at the door? Gone. Phone on the window? Gone. But somehow, the vibe remains.

Pipeline isn’t just where people live. It’s where Nairobi hustles hard. Where survival is an art, noise is culture, and privacy is a luxury.

If you make it here, you can make it anywhere. Welcome to Pipeline the wild, the loud, the unforgettable. 😅

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04/06/2025

Patrice Evra: "If Ferguson were coaching today, he'd be in jail!"

Former Manchester United star Patrice Evra revealed that Sir Alex Ferguson's tough and often ruthless management style would have likely landed him in jail if applied in today's era. Ferguson, who managed United from 1986 to 2013, led the club to an incredible 38 trophies, including 13 Premier League titles, making United the most successful club in Premier League history. However, since his retirement in 2013, the team has failed to win the league again.

In a shocking interview on the SDS Podcast, Evra, who won five Premier League titles and a Champions League under Ferguson, said the legendary manager was “a total gangster, in every sense of the word.”

Evra explained,
"If Ferguson was coaching today, he’d end up in jail. There’s no way he’d get away with what he used to do. Do you know how many players I saw cry because of his yelling? He used to throw boots at players — he was a real gangster."

He recalled a famous incident in 2003 when Ferguson kicked a boot that struck David Beckham above the eye after a loss to Arsenal in the FA Cup. Ferguson allegedly shouted,
"That’s what you get for shaking it nice for her, you little shorts model!"

Evra also shared a story involving Wayne Rooney and Danny Welbeck in a friendly match. Rooney let Welbeck take a penalty as encouragement, but Welbeck missed. Despite the game being friendly, Ferguson stormed into the bathroom yelling
"Who the f\*\*\* are you, son of a b\*\*\*\*, to be taking penalties for the first team?!"

Evra described the team environment under Ferguson as brutal and recounted another incident after Nani was injured in a match against Liverpool in 2011. When Nani started crying, Paul Scholes told him to get off the field. But as Nani walked off, Ferguson shouted from the touchline
"I hope your leg is actually broken, because if it’s not, I’ll hang you by your balls! No Man United player cries at Anfield, you little…"

These stories illustrate the fierce and uncompromising atmosphere that defined Manchester United under Ferguson, a culture of toughness that forged one of the most dominant teams in football history, but one that would likely be impossible to replicate in today's game.

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31/05/2025

"So, I found out that I was pregnant for my ex just one month to my wedding. I Was scared, I could not tell my fiance.

So, we got married. My ex also didn't know that I was pregnant for him. I didn't tell anyone either about it. Before i gave birth I was scared that my baby will look like my ex but God Said no, he stepped into my case & my baby came out looking exactly like me. I'm so happy about this till date, Most times i go to church & give extra offerings for thanks giving just because of this. I'm truly grateful to God. Since my hubby loves my son so much I just stay quiet.

At times, i usually fear that my ex might just figure out things & come to claim my child but finally again. God decided to eliminate my fears, he stepped in again & somehow my ex passed away last year. It felt so relieving. I felt some peace. All glory to God cuz honestly, I was so afraid & restless my husband might find out. So I've been silent. Though i sometimes feel guilty especially seeing how my husband loves my boy thinking it's his makes feel pity for him but nothing i can do,

I just want to know your thoughts and probably your advice concerning my predicament. pls is it OK to just continue hiding it? No one actually knows about this, only me. My husband trust me with his soul. Provides me with everything & i live like a queen. He has never suspected anything.

Pls!! I've only confessed this to you now, so please hide my ID."

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21/05/2025

"I've gotten myself in a situation which i don't know how to come out of. As we speak there's a dêãd b0dy in my house

sir, I'm in tears as I write you. I'm 35yrs old. Pls, i'm in a situation & i need urgent & sincere guidance from you & your audience. 3 months ago i met a girl on Facebook. 23yrs old, We later fell in love & we've been dating for about 2 months, & then I invited her over. When she arrived, she called, & I went to pick her up at the park. When we finally met in person, we were so happy. I never knew she was asthmatic; she'd never told me during the 2 months we'd been dating. I only discovered it when I saw her inhaler when we met.

However, i didn't mind neither did i ask her any questions about it. I didn't want to in anyway make her feel uncomfortable since we were Just meeting for the first time. I was impressed & satisfied, when i saw her, She looked even more beautiful in person. She also complimented my looks & told me I was just how she had imagined & expected.

We got home, & the affection was at a 100. We'd craved that moment for 2 whole months. From the sitting room, we gr"" "b & k" "sd each other, then she j''''mped on me, & I carried her to the bedroom, where we made sweet l""vv for almost 2hours. She looked so weak & tired after that, & I was equally weak too.Well, I helped adjust her on the bed & also fixed her head on the pillow. It was such a great moment we had. Then I slept too.

I woke up in the morning, & she was still deep asleep. Well, after my performance |ast night, I didn't expect her to wake up so soon. I quîckly got to the kitchen & made her breakfast, fixed the table, & kept a small note for her in the bedroom telling her that when she wôke up, her breakfast would be on the dining table & that I was on my way to the market to get some foodstuffs & other things we'd need for the weekend since she planned on staying till Monday. Then I left at exactly 8:54; I chêcked my time.

On my way to the supermarket, I met a mentally ill wôman who kept staring at me. Then I discôvered she was coming towards me, so I quîckened my steps & left the spot. At the supermarket, I met a close friend, & we had a very long conversation. I even informed him that the girl I was dãting online had finally come & was at my place.

After our discussion, he promised to pass by tomorrow around 10am with his girlfriend so we could have a double date. I chêcked my watch, and the time was 9:58. Then I quickly hastened up & rûshed back home. When I got home, I discovered the breakfast was still on the table, the same way I had left it. I dropped the bag I went out with in the kitchen & took only the apples I had bought for her to the bedroom.

She was in the same position I had left her sleeping in the morning. She was stiff. I placed my head on her chest & discovered there wasn't any hêartbeat. She was d''ed. As we speak, I'm still in shôck, I'm afraid. I don't know what to do. This happened around 10:20 & i do not know exactly what to do,, I've rãpped her in a blanket & thinking of d""mpìn her body somewhere during the night but I'm honestly afraid. I'm shaking. as i do jot know exactly what to do or, if I'll come out of this. Pls can i come out of this, & what must i do pls!! I'm scared at this moment & I can't go to the pølice either. Pls, this isn't fiction. i need help urgently how to come out of this. Pls, I do not want to go to jail😥😭🤦🏼‍♂️"

Disclaimer: This post is seeking advice & support for a sensitive situation. My page does not condone violence or illegal activities. I'm sharing thîs story so the victim may get help, proper gûidance & gain perspective.

Source: taiwo Deborah

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18/05/2025

Chinua Achebe.... when men, gathered, drinking palm wine from same pot,men with only one wife are not allowed to sit at the front.
Reason...if a message comes that someone is fighting his wife,in his consternation, he's likely to kick the wine pot.
A polygamist would take time to figure out which one of the wives, hence, not endangering the Wine pot.🥹😊👌

16/05/2025

I'm age 46, based abroad & very successful. But I'm not interested in marriage & I'll never be, something sparked that off my mind.

My story is a bit long, well, around March 23, 2019, I traveled to my hometown in the north. On the way, I called my fiancée who lives with her parents back in Africa & asked if we could stay in a hotel when I arrived in her city so I could continue my journey to my hometown the next day. To meet with my family

She told me she couldn't spend the evening with me cuz her parents wouldn't approve since she had to cook the next day. We agreed that when I arrived in her city, I would pick her up & drop her off in the evening.

When I arrived in her city, I went straight to her house & with her parents' permission, took her out, her parents know me. We went to a nice hotel where I booked a room. We relaxed over drinks & food, discussing our future marriage. I wanted the wedding to be in December, but she wanted it sooner. We spent a good time together, having not seen each other for a very long time. After a few hours, she said she had to leave because her parents were waiting.

I told her I'd drop her off & then head to the village. She asked if I'd paid for the accommodation, I said yes but we should return the key since I couldn't sleep alone in the room & could still reach the village early if I left now. As a "smart girl" she told me that if the hotel staff discovered I was leaving, they'd simply put someone else in the room & pocket the money. I said yeah, good for them, & it isn't my business anymore.

As we were about to leave, I wanted to return the key, but she suggested I give it to her to leave in the room & lock the door so they wouldn't know we weren't coming back. I asked why she didn't want the staff to benefit, & she said they didn't treat us well, acting like they were superior. & I did exactly what she suggested. Though i didn't see anything wrong with the staff benefiting, i just wanted to please her. So, i locked the door, & we left. I dropped her off in her street & headed to the village.

On the way, I encountered heavy traffic. After an hour or two. I remembered i could just go back to the hotel. I was so happy & proud of my fiance's smart move, I returned to the hotel to spend the night, planning to continue my journey early the next morning to avoid traffic. When I arrived, I went to the front desk, saying I'd locked my keys in the room & needed a duplicate. After verification, the staff gave me a duplicate key.

However, when I tried to open the door, I found it was locked. I went back to the front desk to complain, & to my surprise, they said they hadn't given the room to anyone. They called security to accompany us to the room to investigate. When we arrived, the receptionist knocked, & a young boy in his underwear slightly opened the door, asking what was going on. The receptionist asked how he got the room, & he produced the receipt with my name.

At that moment, I realized what was happening. I pushed the door open & entered, but no one was in the room. I tried to open the bathroom door, finding it locked from the inside. After several knocks, the person behind the door finally opened it, revealing my fiancée (now ex-fiancée).

I was shocked & furious, wanting to sl",áp her. She just cried, unable to speak. what could she say? She was caught red-handed. I called her mother that evening to inform her, & she was equally shocked, saying she had spoken to her daughter, who claimed she was spending the night with me to prepare for our wedding.

some girls actually have "fì,,sh brá" ìñz" This experience taught me a lesson never to trust w"mén ever again in my life. From that day, i adopted my new motto which is "trust no wum'ân & fear every w"mân. I'm very single, proud & Happy. I'll rather just have them for pleasure than marriage"

~Realmz

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15/05/2025

Mehmet Özyürek was a remarkable man from Turkey, famously known around the world for having the longest nose on a living person. His nose measured an astonishing 8.8 centimeters (3.46 inches), a record that earned him a place in the Guinness World Records. First recognized in 2001, Mehmet’s nose continued to draw global attention for many years, with Guinness officials remeasuring and confirming his record in later years as well.

What made Mehmet stand out wasn't just the size of his nose, but the pride and positivity with which he carried it. While some might have felt self-conscious, Mehmet saw his unique feature as a blessing, often saying he believed it was a gift from God. He embraced the attention it brought and used it as an opportunity to spread joy, answer curious questions, and celebrate what made him different.

He became a cultural icon in his hometown and beyond, admired not just for his record but also for his good-natured spirit and sense of humor. Mehmet Özyürek passed away in 2023 at the age of 75.

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13/05/2025

A manatee was caught during the ongoing fishing festival in Oloibiri community in Ogbia LGA, Bayelsa State.

Several communities across the state are currently hosting their annual fishing festivals to celebrate culture and unity.

13/05/2025

" I killed Bello my friend because he sent three million naira to me to help him purchase a job in Federal Inland Revenue where I work.
" We were former colleagues at Kaduna Electricity Company from 2017 to 2024 when I resigned.
" He asked how I got the job and I told him I bought it, he sent 3 million to me and on Sunday, I called him to meet me at Muhibba Filling station to take his job offer.
" I already stationed some boys outside and when he came in, we locked the door and we tried tieing up, in the process, my hands entered his mouth and he bit me with his teeth cutting my finger off.
" One of the boys brought out a pestle and hit his legs, he became weak and we tied his legs and hands. We also hit his head twice .
" The two boys brought his car, I opened the gate for them and we put him in the boot. I took his car to a garage close to Bristol Palace Hotel.
" I blame the devil for this. "_ Sadiq Zubairu, tax officer at Federal Inland Revenue Service This happened on this day last year... hope he is still in custody???.

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