Zully

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Queen of Ai

May Allah accept our Ibadah 🙏

May our fast be light upon our bodies and heavy on our scales on the Day of Judgment.

“She Sold Her Daughter’s Womb For 50 Million”

So, I was scrolling on YouTube when I stumbled on Ashes of Greed, and honestly, I didn’t plan to finish it. But from the moment Ambassador Sani Dagana stopped by Cynthia’s orange stand and offered 50 million naira for her womb, I was hooked and angry at the same time.

Cynthia is a young graduate with big dreams, while her mother is drowning in poverty and bitterness. The first scene that really broke me was when Mama started shouting that Cynthia “must” accept the offer, even using the story of Cynthia’s father falling from a building to guilt-trip her. Then there’s the painful moment she refuses to give her own daughter food because Cynthia said no. The desperation felt so real.

When Mama drags Cynthia to Ambassador’s mansion, the wealth, the red wine, the 10-million-naira cheque… you can almost feel how poverty blinds her. Then Cynthia’s elder sister storms the house, slaps the Ambassador, and fights like a lioness to protect her – that scene had my heart in my mouth.

The darkest part is inside the house: the other girl who has already been used as a baby machine, Cynthia being forced to sleep with Dr Jason, the pregnancy, and babies being taken away. In the end, the sister’s stubborn love exposes the trafficking ring, the police arrest the couple, Mama pays the ultimate price for greed, and Cynthia finds both freedom and a new job.

This movie is a raw reminder that poverty can push people into wicked choices, but love, courage and contentment still win in the end.

Don’t just read this. Go on YouTube and watch Ashes of Greed today. It will touch your heart and change how you see money, family and desperation.

Another fresh start

I need 200kto add up to my business capital
Can i get it please?

My cleaner as she is doing her work and I am facing my work too o...

"If na me, I go finish all this housework for my house😁. I no go even pay person shishi to do am for me at all, even if I get the money o. I sabi housework well well. For this economy, you dey try ma..."

Me: You are so right. Because me sef dey reason the whole spending, and no be say I no even sabi housework.

After a while of mutual silence...I decided to stress her.

Me: Teresa, from this month end, no bother to come again. I don been dey think am, I wan dey save that money. If I save that money I dey pay you in a year, add am to my project, e go go a long way. As for the work, no worry about am, I will find a way to be doing it myself...you don try.

Her: Ma?