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My heart breaks for people in need. But it also breaks when I feel used.
Yesterday during rehearsals, someone came looking for me.
I saw him sitting quietly at the back of the church—patient, almost timid.
After the session, he walked up to me and shared his story:
He’d just been released from prison. He had nowhere to go and needed help getting back to Rivers State.
He said his mother—his only surviving parent—was unreachable.
In that moment, my heart softened. I wanted to help. I always want to help.
But after he left… doubt crept in.
What if it was all a lie? What if I’d just been played?
It hurts to think that someone could take advantage of compassion.
But it hurts even more to think I might turn away the next person who truly needs help… just because I’ve been burned before.
I’m struggling with this.
How do you tell the difference?
How do you keep your heart open without being taken for granted?
If you’ve ever faced this kind of moment, I’d really love to hear how you handled it.My heart breaks for people in need. But it also breaks when I feel used. Yesterday during rehearsals, someone came looking for me. I saw him sitting quietly at the back of the church—patient, almost timid. After the session, he walked up to me and shared his story: He’d just been released from prison. He had nowhere to go and needed help getting back to Rivers State. He said his mother—his only surviving parent—was unreachable. In that moment, my heart softened. I wanted to help. I always want to help. But after he left… doubt crept in. What if it was all a lie? What if I’d just been played? It hurts to think that someone could take advantage of compassion. But it hurts even more to think I might turn away the next person who truly needs help… just because I’ve been burned before. I’m struggling with this. How do you tell the difference? How do you keep your heart open without being taken for granted? If you’ve ever faced this kind of moment, I’d really love to hear how you handled it.0 Comments 0 Shares 67 Views -
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WATCH: Elderly Woman Steals the Show with Energetic Drumming at Church’s Mother’s Day Celebration
A heartwarming video making rounds online has captured the attention of many Nigerians — showing an elderly woman passionately beating a drum during a Mother’s Day celebration at her church.
The video, shared widely on social media platforms, shows the woman, affectionately called “Mama” by congregants, immersed in the spirit of celebration as she drums with energy and joy, prompting cheers and applause from fellow worshippers.
https://ondopress.com/2025/05/17/watch-elderly-woman-steals-the-show-with-energetic-drumming-at-churchs-mothers-day-celebration/WATCH: Elderly Woman Steals the Show with Energetic Drumming at Church’s Mother’s Day Celebration A heartwarming video making rounds online has captured the attention of many Nigerians — showing an elderly woman passionately beating a drum during a Mother’s Day celebration at her church. The video, shared widely on social media platforms, shows the woman, affectionately called “Mama” by congregants, immersed in the spirit of celebration as she drums with energy and joy, prompting cheers and applause from fellow worshippers. https://ondopress.com/2025/05/17/watch-elderly-woman-steals-the-show-with-energetic-drumming-at-churchs-mothers-day-celebration/ONDOPRESS.COMWATCH: Elderly Woman Steals the Show with Energetic Drumming at Church’s Mother’s Day CelebrationA heartwarming video making rounds online has captured the attention of many Nigerians — showing an elderly woman passionately beating a drum during a0 Comments 0 Shares 86 Views -
If you are going through a situation, you're probably being refined.
Stay through the course.If you are going through a situation, you're probably being refined. Stay through the course.0 Comments 0 Shares 175 Views -
Lagos is Turning the Real Estate Tide on Flooding Through Smarter ArchitectureLagos, Nigeria’s coastal powerhouse, is staring down an escalating climate crisis. Rising seas, heavy rains, and failing drainage are no longer future threats—they’re here. But Lagos isn’t backing down. It's rising above—literally. As flooding worsens, a new generation of architects and developers are championing flood-resistant, eco-smart real estate. From stilt...0 Comments 0 Shares 311 Views
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Talk is Cheap — Execution is Where the Magic Is
In 2019, James had a dream to start a clothing brand.
He talked about it every day.
He designed logos, chose brand names, even created mockups.
He told friends, shared it in WhatsApp groups, and watched countless YouTube videos on how to launch a fashion business.
But year after year, nothing launched.
Meanwhile, his quiet friend Tolu never said much.
One day, Tolu simply posted a photo of a shirt with the caption:
"Available in all sizes. DM to order."
No logo.
No fancy branding.
No hype.
Just one shirt, one photo, and one action.
Fast forward 2 years — James is still “planning,” while Tolu now supplies clothing to 12 stores, runs an Instagram shop with thousands of followers, and just secured a deal to produce uniforms for a local school.
You see, the difference wasn’t talent. It wasn’t even about who had the better design.
The difference was execution.
Talk is cheap. We all have ideas.
But it’s the quiet ones who show up, do the work, and start small — they’re the ones who see the magic.
Years ago, I had a vision — to build an indigenous social commerce network for Nigeria and Africa.
Why? Because we have the economic numbers, the creativity, and the hunger to grow.
So I deployed my time, energy, and resources to move that vision beyond just an idea.
Today, that vision is YuSocial, and we are on our way to scaling it — not just for one person, but for the entire community of entrepreneurs, content creators, and forward-thinkers across the continent.
Have you downloaded the YuSocial app yet?
If not, now’s the best time to join us: https://bit.ly/getyusocial
“Your dream doesn’t need more time. It needs more action.”
— Start now. The world is waiting.
#YuSocial #ExecutionOverExcuses #AfricaRising #StartWhereYouAre #MakeItHappen #SocialCommerce #NaijaToTheWorldTalk is Cheap — Execution is Where the Magic Is In 2019, James had a dream to start a clothing brand. He talked about it every day. He designed logos, chose brand names, even created mockups. He told friends, shared it in WhatsApp groups, and watched countless YouTube videos on how to launch a fashion business. But year after year, nothing launched. Meanwhile, his quiet friend Tolu never said much. One day, Tolu simply posted a photo of a shirt with the caption: "Available in all sizes. DM to order." No logo. No fancy branding. No hype. Just one shirt, one photo, and one action. Fast forward 2 years — James is still “planning,” while Tolu now supplies clothing to 12 stores, runs an Instagram shop with thousands of followers, and just secured a deal to produce uniforms for a local school. You see, the difference wasn’t talent. It wasn’t even about who had the better design. The difference was execution. Talk is cheap. We all have ideas. But it’s the quiet ones who show up, do the work, and start small — they’re the ones who see the magic. Years ago, I had a vision — to build an indigenous social commerce network for Nigeria and Africa. Why? Because we have the economic numbers, the creativity, and the hunger to grow. So I deployed my time, energy, and resources to move that vision beyond just an idea. Today, that vision is YuSocial, and we are on our way to scaling it — not just for one person, but for the entire community of entrepreneurs, content creators, and forward-thinkers across the continent. ✅ Have you downloaded the YuSocial app yet? If not, now’s the best time to join us: https://bit.ly/getyusocial “Your dream doesn’t need more time. It needs more action.” — Start now. The world is waiting. #YuSocial #ExecutionOverExcuses #AfricaRising #StartWhereYouAre #MakeItHappen #SocialCommerce #NaijaToTheWorld0 Comments 0 Shares 207 Views -
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Join the #MyYuSocialIntro Contest & Win Free Airtime!
It’s time to shine on YuSocial! Introduce yourself, connect with new people, and win recharge card vouchers — just by being "YU"!
How to Participate:
1. Download the YuSocial Android App (https://bit.ly/getyusocial) or sign up on the website https://yusocial.com
2. Upload your favorite picture and write a short intro about yourself on your YuSocial profile.
3. Use the hashtag #MyYuSocialIntro in your post.
4. Invite your friends to like and comment on your intro post — engagement is key!
Prizes:
The Top 3 posts with the most likes and comments will win recharge card vouchers:
1st place – ₦2,500 airtime
2nd place – ₦1,500 airtime
3rd place – ₦1,000 airtime
Bonus for Everyone:
Even if you don’t win, you still win!
All other participants will earn points from likes, comments, and other activities — and once your points reach ₦5,000, you can withdraw it as cash or airtime!
So really, everyone’s a winner on YuSocial.
Deadline:
Entries close on Sunday, 25th May by 11:59pm. Winners will be announced on Monday, 26th May.
Make sure to include #MyYuSocialIntro in your post to qualify!
So...
Keep posting
Keep engaging and
Keep winning!
Join the #MyYuSocialIntro Contest & Win Free Airtime! It’s time to shine on YuSocial! Introduce yourself, connect with new people, and win recharge card vouchers — just by being "YU"! How to Participate: 1. Download the YuSocial Android App (https://bit.ly/getyusocial) or sign up on the website 👉 https://yusocial.com 2. Upload your favorite picture and write a short intro about yourself on your YuSocial profile. 3. Use the hashtag #MyYuSocialIntro in your post. 4. Invite your friends to like and comment on your intro post — engagement is key! Prizes: The Top 3 posts with the most likes and comments will win recharge card vouchers: 🥇 1st place – ₦2,500 airtime 🥈 2nd place – ₦1,500 airtime 🥉 3rd place – ₦1,000 airtime Bonus for Everyone: Even if you don’t win, you still win! All other participants will earn points from likes, comments, and other activities — and once your points reach ₦5,000, you can withdraw it as cash or airtime! So really, everyone’s a winner on YuSocial. Deadline: Entries close on Sunday, 25th May by 11:59pm. Winners will be announced on Monday, 26th May. Make sure to include #MyYuSocialIntro in your post to qualify! So... Keep posting Keep engaging and Keep winning!0 Comments 0 Shares 201 Views -
Once I see 'Elevate', I know what wrote it for you.Once I see 'Elevate', I know what wrote it for you.0 Comments 0 Shares 279 Views
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England’s 2027 Solar Panel MandateEngland’s 2027 solar panel mandate makes solar power mandatory on all new homes, driving green real estate forward. This landmark decision reflects the country’s intensifying push to decarbonize its energy systems and embrace green real estate development as a frontline tool in the fight against climate change. For homeowners, the solar panel mandate England 2027 offers real...0 Comments 0 Shares 408 Views
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I help women go from invisible to highly paid by building personal brands that speak, sell, and scale.
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