MONDAY In House News

 Hailings....

BV MISS ABOKI COVERS IN HOUSE NEWS.....

Presently to you the one and only Miss Aboki.....She looks so good....I am posting this photo so that those of you who are still holding unto her old photos where her coconut head was visible should let go and heal from calling her coconut head...She has matured into a beautiful woman and she looks it.....and i love the outfit....She is a tailor and makes beautiful ready to wear dresses or cut and sew..If you like the style contact her to make it for you...She even sells materials and can send you the sewn outfit via post....

I love your nails and your eyes are so lovely to look at......

Miss Abokiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GBAM!!!!

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MONDAY IN HOUSE MEMO

I salute everyone this nice Monday.....

One person from the first list is yet to send her info and another sent a POS account to the email....I need explanations or is someone else pretending to be you? Two of you should do the needful before i assign the money to others oh...

I will announce teo more lists and we will be done with the giveaway......Another one is loading by the Grace of God....

Oh Lord My prayer is this, that you BLESS THOSE WHO BLESS ME AND CURSE THOSE WHO CURSE ME...Thank you Lord...

My people Blessing overflow oooooooh.

God has been awesome and any distractioni is ignored.....

Enjoy the rest of the day and dont fail to use rat poison when any rat disturbsyou oh.......Oh that reminds me, a mall is in the news here cos they found rats in their warehouse...My hubby Bambinos have begged me not to shop there again..I had a good laugh, Naija wey dem dey eat rat wey dey sick sef? hahahahahahahahaha

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TEAR JERKING TRUE STORY  

''I Fired a Single Mom for Being Late, then Found Out Why and Begged for Forgiveness..........

For nearly six years, I’ve been a manager, always convinced that I was fair—strict, yes, but fair. Rules are there for a reason, and if I start making exceptions, where would it end? That’s the reasoning I used when I let Celia go last week.

She was late again—her third time this month. Our policy was clear: three strikes, and you’re out. When I called her into my office, she didn’t argue. She just nodded quietly, grabbed her bag, and left without a word.

Later that day, I overheard two coworkers talking. “Did you hear about Celia’s son?” one of them asked. “Yeah,” the other responded. “She’s been sleeping in her car with him.”

That’s when I learned the truth. Celia had been evicted weeks ago. Her ex-husband was long gone—no child support, no family to turn to. She and her six-year-old son had been living in their car. The reason she’d been late? Every morning, she had to drive across town to a church where they could shower before taking him to school.

I was overwhelmed by guilt. I hadn’t just fired someone for being irresponsible—I had punished someone who was struggling to survive.

The next day, I tried calling her. No answer. I texted her. Nothing. Determined to make things right, I began searching—calling shelters, food banks, any place that might have helped her. Most places couldn’t share information, but one woman at a downtown church hesitated when I mentioned Celia’s name.

“She was here two nights ago,” she said. “Picked up some food and blankets.”

Just when I was about to give up, I spotted an old sedan in a grocery store parking lot. The windows were fogged, and from beneath a blanket in the back seat, a small face peeked out.

I knocked softly on the window. A moment later, Celia sat up in the driver’s seat, her expression guarded. When she recognized me, her face went blank.

“I’m so sorry,” I said quickly. “Please, let me help.”

I offered her the job back, no conditions attached. More than that, I wanted to help her rebuild. My cousin managed an apartment complex, and there was a vacant unit. No deposit was needed, and I knew of programs that could help with food and childcare.

She glanced at her son, then back at me. Her shoulders trembled.

“Okay,” she whispered.

The weeks that followed were a blur. My cousin got her into the apartment. The company approved a small pay increase for her, and I did everything I could to connect her with assistance programs. It wasn’t a perfect fix, but it was a start.

One afternoon, she walked into my office. “I just wanted to say thank you,” she said. “Not just for the job—for seeing me.”

She smiled, and for the first time, it truly reached her eyes.

That night, I sat in my car, reflecting on how close I had come to making an unforgivable mistake. It’s easy to get caught up in rules and forget that people aren’t just names on a spreadsheet. Everyone has a story, and sometimes all they need is someone to listen.

If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that kindness shouldn’t come with conditions. And sometimes, the right thing to do means breaking the rules.

**By the way...... This is a true story.............

This is emotional..To do good costs nothing but wickedness is very expensive...

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WEIRDFACTS

--Never give up on a dream just because of the time it will take to accomplish it. The time will pass anyway.

--Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.

--Whenever you're curious about something, write it down. This way, whenever you're bored, you'll have an entire list of things to learn about.

---No relationship is perfect. Every relationship has ups and downs. The ones who make it through everything are the ones really in love.

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*WOMEN ARE LIKE BANKS AND THERE ARE DIFFERENT TYPES OF THEM IN LIFE

1. A woman who asks for money all the time is called "Commercial Bank".

2. A woman who calls for food always is called "Agric Development Bank".

3. A woman who uses your money to take care of other family members is called "National Investment Bank".

4. A woman who prefers to have s'x after marriage is "Social Security Bank".

5. A woman who is very faithful to you - "Fidelity Bank".

6. A woman who loves every available man is called "Access Bank".

7. A woman who dates men from different countries is simply "Intercontinental bank"

8. Any woman who doesn't demand too much money is called "Micro Finance Bank".

9. A woman who is older than u is called "Wema Bank".

10. A woman who is always faithful and trustworthy to her man is called "Guaranty Trust Bank".

11. A woman whose man deflowered her is called, "Firstbank".

12. A woman who uses all ur money to buy jewelries is known as "Diamond bank".
*Our women, which "BANK" Are You*
*Guys, Which "BANK" is ur woman*
*PLEASE lets be honest and LAUGH AWAY STRESS.*
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Hehehehehhehehehehehehehe rubbish writeup.. The fact is that most men fall in this category but they will always use women as headline...

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