You don't need to cook always, but just know how to cook in case of incacity😊. On Sunday morning I came out to buy detergent for my cleaning when this guy called me. I know him from the neighboring estate maka arugoro m his landlord oru before ( I have worked for their landlord before). I asked him wetin carry him come our estate this morning and he replied FOOD. That he is looking for where to buy food. I took him to nke one woman na-ere nri na our estate but unfortunately the woman no open. So I started giving him suggestions of what to eat: "why not buy bread na mineral or buns; or better still buy noodles" And he told me that wetin dey hungry him na real food and not junks. Thinking na the guy man ji ego, I told him to check Chili's fast food or Mr Biggs, that I'm sure they will open, mana He said he will look for where to buy okpa because na those fancy restaurants na-ere nri costly. So I left him to continue his quest and went inside. Now, I don't know if he knows how to cook but was too lazy to cook or he doesn't know how to cook at all....but what I want to say to everybody, especially those men that believes that cooking bu a woman thing is that COOKING IS A SKILL EVERYBODY NEEDS. When our elder sister gave birth, I was the first person to cook and bring food to the hospital maka the hospital di closer to me than Mama Ogoo. She just told me the soup to make and I delivered. In fact, I started Omugwo before Mama Ogoo....but na she dey later give Omugwo things and not me. And she didn't thought it wise to share some with me. That woman ji style di selfish but onwero. 🤣 Let's continue..... So, when I was in the world, as in, when I was still doing 'bring down the camera and I wish you are here with me' with my ex🤣, anytime she will be visiting, I usually prepare for her coming like the way John the Baptist prepared for the coming of Jesus; I dey cook and make fruit zobo. A different kind of romance. Ngwa, ka anyi wepugodi romance aside....I have never been and will never be in that guy's shoe. Imagine going from estate to estate in search of food, adi m handicap? Well, e no concern me shaa. I finished cleaning that day, brought out Ogbono soup and did small portion control of garri.😋😋 Yours Faithfully, Ben-Smile

No food for lazy man nor be for person wey get restaurant o

A man went viral after he shared how he was served in a restaurant. Many reacted after seeing the rice in a "shovel" and the pot of soup that accompanied it. Video in comments. Photo: TikTok/@bobbyjohker

The agency stated that these churches, hotels, lounges, and restaurants, were found to be contributing to excessive noise levels and engaging in other practices harmful to the environment, leading to swift intervention by LASEPA

A lady accidentally farts loudly during a restaurant date, leaving her embarrassed. The man pleads for a second date, but she declines.

It seems my daughter literally said, “I’ll make it up to you for the program you lost while carrying me,” my heart melted. Back when I started my PhD at UniAgric, I discovered I was pregnant, and the journey was a battle between life and death. I had to quit, prioritizing my health and the new life I was bringing into the world. Then she arrived such a peaceful child and I found the courage to start again. The journey wasn’t easy. There were days I couldn’t pick her up from school, days she stayed with her uncle's wife, and days her aunty had to come over so I could focus on my studies. My research required constant travel across different states to collect data, but my daughter adapted to every situation with grace. The day I defended my thesis, my daughter had a surprise waiting for me. She called me downstairs, and everyone followed out of curiosity. To my amazement, she handed me a bouquet of flowers sponsored by her big mommy. My heart melted I loved it deeply. Later, when I arrived home from my convocation, my daughter, beaming her sweet smile and showing off her tiny teeth, shouted, “Dr. Mummy!” The crowd cheered, and then she added, “Mummy PhD!” sending everyone into fits of laughter. We hugged tightly, and I cherished the moment. Ihotu loves telling random people that her mommy is a doctor. If they ask if I give injections, she quickly clarifies, “No, my mommy is an academic doctor, not the kind that gives injections.” I can’t help but smile at how proud and expressive she is. Yesterday when we hosted family and friends to celebrate with me, my daughter was confused. “Mummy, have you opened a restaurant now? Why are you giving so many people food?” she asked. I laughed and explained that this was my version of graduation.

Entrepreneurship is the process of designing, launching, and running a business venture. It involves taking calculated risks, innovating, and persevering to create a successful enterprise. _Key Characteristics of Entrepreneurs:_ 1. _Visionary_: Entrepreneurs have a clear vision for their business and are able to inspire others to share their dream. 2. _Risk-Taker_: Entrepreneurs are willing to take calculated risks to achieve their goals. 3. _Innovative_: Entrepreneurs are creative problem-solvers who find new and innovative solutions to challenges. 4. _Resilient_: Entrepreneurs are able to bounce back from setbacks and failures. 5. _Passionate_: Entrepreneurs are driven by a passion for their business and are committed to its success. _Types of Entrepreneurs:_ 1. _Small Business Entrepreneurs_: Own and operate small businesses, such as retail stores or restaurants. 2. _Scalable Entrepreneurs_: Focus on building high-growth businesses that can scale quickly. 3. _Social Entrepreneurs_: Use business principles to solve social problems and create positive impact. 4. _Technopreneurs_: Use technology to create innovative products and services. _Benefits of Entrepreneurship:_ 1. _Job Creation_: Entrepreneurs create jobs for themselves and others. 2. _Innovation_: Entrepreneurs drive innovation and create new products and services. 3. _Economic Growth_: Entrepreneurs contribute to economic growth and development. 4. _Personal Fulfillment_: Entrepreneurs can achieve personal fulfillment and satisfaction through their work.

I remember when we used to carry coolers to buy food at mama puts and restaurants but now, plastic takeaways have taken over and they're used to liter the environment. May God help us all amen

A Powerful Story: A man and a young teenage boy checked into a hotel and were shown to their room. The receptionist noted the quiet manner of the guests and the pale appearance of the boy. Later, the man and boy ate dinner in the hotel restaurant. The staff again noticed that the two guests were very quiet and that the boy seemed disinterested in his food. After eating, the boy went to his room and the man went to ask the receptionist to see the manager. The receptionist initially asked if there was a problem with the service or the room, and offered to fix things, but the man said that there was no problem of the sort and repeated his request. When the manager appeared, he took him aside and explained that he was spending the night in the hotel with his fourteen-year-old son, who was seriously ill, probably terminally so. The boy was very soon to undergo therapy, which would cause him to lose his hair. They had come to the hotel to have a break together and also because the boy planned to shave his head, that night, rather than feel that the illness was beating him. The father said that he would be shaving his own head too, in support of his son. He asked that staff be respectful when the two of them came to breakfast with their shaved heads. The manager assured the father that he would inform all staff and that they would behave appropriately. The following morning the father and son entered the restaurant for breakfast. There they saw the four male restaurant staff attending to their duties, perfectly normally, all with shaved heads. No matter what business you are in, you can help people and you can make a difference.

A Unique Experience: It was a cold and windy night. My friend and I had met after a long time, and were chatting for hours. We did not notice the time passing by, and soon it was close to ten in the night. We decided to take an auto rickshaw to go to our house. It started raining, and we hurried to get into an auto rickshaw and reach our place. None of the auto rickshaws stopped for us, except one. The driver asked us where we wanted to go and we told the place. Without saying anything about the fare, he said, "Please get in!" We thanked him and got in. Since it was very cold, I asked the driver to stop at any small restaurant or a tea shop. We wanted to have a cup of hot tea. The driver stopped near a small restaurant. We ordered tea, and asked the driver to join us and have a cup of tea. The driver refused. I insisted, but he refused again politely. My friend asked, "Will you not take tea from this shop or what?" The driver replied, "No Sir, I don't feel like having tea now." I asked again, "But, why? A cup of tea will do no harm." Smiling, the driver replied, "Thank you sir, but I'm sorry." My friend asked, "Are you against eating or drinking outside?" The driver said, "No!" I was really surprised at his behavior and asked my friend not to compel him. In 15 minutes, we reached our house. We paid the fare and the driver thanked us. On an impulse, I stopped him, as I really wanted to ask him why he refused to drink tea with us at the restaurant. He thought for a moment and replied, "Sir, my son passed away this noon in an accident. I don't have enough money for his funeral. So I took a vow not to drink even water, until I earn enough money for my son's funeral. That's why I didn't drink tea when you offered. Please don't misunderstand." We both were shattered and offered him more money for his son's funeral. He politely refused, "Thank you for your generosity sir. In one or two hours, if I get one or two more customers, I will earn the money I need." And he left the place. We were amazed at his strength of character and integrity.