Sunday, August 11, 2013
Tweet Of Thanksgiving:...Don Jazzy Used To Sell Akara And Fried Yam.....Wow!
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Yes ohh! Baba God noni.. Hardwork pays though it may take tym but God sees us through our struggles and he will surely bless us in good time(God's time is the best)
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From grass to grace. Our God works in different ways we cannot understand! Fry fry thinz! #wide eyes
ReplyDeleteNo wonder the guy is humble
ReplyDeleteNice
Nothing really Good comes Easy. You don't place yourself at the top, only God places one at the Top.
ReplyDeleteBut donjazzy surprises me, you hardly see a person that struggled to attain wealth being generous, Their mindset is always like I struggled, so everyone should struggle for theirs too....#Especially the Easterners. My observation tho.
Easterners are generally stingy weda they struggled for the money or not. Even their blood money sef they cannot give out. Don Jazzy is not an Easterner thankfully.
DeleteAnon pls what is he if he not an Easterner???
DeleteHard work really pays off in Yoruba *ori toh ma dade ko ni sey ayi dey
ReplyDeleteIts #makeoverbyGod
ReplyDeleteNice 1.
ReplyDeleteGod is good.
Wow! DJ thank God for you.
ReplyDeleteLassmaa!
ReplyDeleteThe blessings of God maket rich and it addet no sorrow. Happy for the Don.
ReplyDeleteHappy sunday everyone.
This is what I call grass to grace, no shortcut to success...if u do ur job well, 2mao u will live to tell ur story n b proud to tell it like DON BABA, respect! Read Juicy Gist Here
ReplyDeleteYes oh, hard work pays. But were friends with him when they were staying @ carwash their mum owned a quite big ladies and men saloon. Dont know d part of Akara.
ReplyDeleteStories dat touch the heart,May we also receive #make over by God....like me na wey dey sell 4 one local market wen I b no even dream 4 ma life +i bin don sleep wit pips 2 raise sum change...Chai such is life! Awatin my Make over
ReplyDeleteDon baba of life,this his tweet is really inspiring,i can make it in life,if don used to be there,and now where he is today,Scoop Visit Angel Maryjane David Blog
ReplyDeletepple 4m East u said... I shake my head 4 u, if Don wasn't rich, trust me, he will still give, generosity is a thing of the heart. most pple that made there money tru d right source often find it easy 2 assist others and mind u ,wen u keep giving a particular person ,you may not be helping them, they will depend on u instead of them working hard... its a 2 way thing.... pple re different trust me
ReplyDeleteHappy for u. Bt sha spend ur money wisely ooooo.
ReplyDeleteSomadina I disagree with you on this. It's most common among the easterners to bring your relatives from the village to help them in business or set them up somehow. Growing p, a lot of iBo families housed families. Unfortunately, the heart of man has gotten desperately wicked. People all tribes, don't want to help or won't because they're are afraid that the people they are helping may turn around and kill them
ReplyDeleteYour definition of stingy being? He doesn't spend money lavishly on runs girls or on stupid extravagant parties but rather wisely invest? Shallow world
ReplyDeleteGod na my turn oo.dis year won't pass me.amen
ReplyDeleteokay, me too I helped ma mum in selling gold and silver
ReplyDeleteokay, me too I helped ma mum in selling gold and silver in Nyc
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