Ajayi David
@eliteaj
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I smiled, feeling proud, knowing that small act of kindness had maybe sparked something bigger. And that, I reckon, is the beauty of human connection – unpredictable, sometimes awkward, but always worth it.
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His resilience struck me. We parted ways with a promise to meet up again. A week later, I saw him performing at a different spot, this time with a bigger crowd and a tip jar overflowing. He spotted me and waved me over, saying, "See, I told you God wouldn't abandon me!" 😊
"Hey, you're the one from earlier!" he said. We chatted about life, and he told me he preferred performing to begging; it made him feel alive. I was impressed by his spirit and offered to buy lunch. Over plates of jollof rice, he told me his story – how he'd lost his job and was using his skills to survive, to keep him
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"Hey, you're the one from earlier!" he said. We chatted about life, and he told me he preferred performing to begging; it made him feel alive. I was impressed by his spirit and offered to buy lunch. Over plates of jollof rice, he told me his story – how he'd lost his job and was using his skills to survive, to keep him...
Later, I found myself stuck in rush-hour traffic, and as I waited, I noticed the same performer walking between the cars, this time without his fire sticks. He was selling small trities – packets of tissues and phone chargers. I rolled down my window and bought a tissue, and he recognized me, flashing that same bright
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Later, I found myself stuck in rush-hour traffic, and as I waited, I noticed the same performer walking between the cars, this time without his fire sticks. He was selling small trities – packets of tissues and phone chargers. I rolled down my window and bought a tissue, and he recognized me, flashing that same bright grin.
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I felt a sting of surprise, but the performer's energy was infectious, and I decided to give him a little extra. As I turned to leave, he caught my eye and grinned, saying, "Thanks, sister! May your day be blessed!" His words lit up my afternoon.
Day 4
It was a sweltering day in Lagos when I stumbled upon a street performer juggling fire sticks in the middle of the busy street. A small crowd had gathered, mesmerized by his skills, and I stopped to watch too. As I flipped out my phone to toss some cash his way, a young woman beside me whispered, "Don't give him
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Day 4
It was a sweltering day in Lagos when I stumbled upon a street performer juggling fire sticks in the middle of the busy street. A small crowd had gathered, mesmerized by his skills, and I stopped to watch too. As I flipped out my phone to toss some cash his way, a young woman beside me whispered, "Don't give him...
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To this day, I still think about Mama Aisha and the lessons she taught me about kindness, generosity, and community. And whenever I have the chance, I try to pay it forward, just like she did with that fresh tomato all those years ago.
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As I continued to visit Mama Aisha at the market, our conversations grew deeper, and our bond grew stronger. She became like a mother to me, offering words of wisdom and guidance whenever I needed it.
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Over the next few weeks, I found myself thinking about Mama Aisha's words often. I started small, holding the door open for someone behind me or offering a smile to a stranger on the street. And each time, I felt a sense of connection and community that I hadn't experienced in a long time.
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