While you couldn’t sleep, that person slept with another person.
While you were crying every night, that person was going to sleep peacefully.
While you were waiting for that message, that person was sending messages with someone else.
And I did all this without feeling guilt, or concern for you.
The truth is that sometimes an apology isn’t enough, not even an apology, or a sorry. Because many times people feel bad just because they’re discovered, not because they’ve hurt you or despised you.
When you truly love someone you’re loyal to them in front and behind their back.
Forgive if you can, but if you can’t forgive, don’t do it. There are actions that do not deserve to be forgiven nor should be forgiven, nor lies, nor contempt, nor disrespect, nor unfaithfulness, nor betrayal.
And if you have to cry do it, but then get up and move on. That’s the best and only revenge that doesn’t hurt anyone

“It was a sunny day in Line A at Ariaria International market of Aba, Abia State in Nigeria

I was just at the wrong place at the wrong time because I cannot still phantom how it happened.

All I know was a sudden voice that just shouted “Na him be that man wey collect the bag”

Before Jack Robinson, I had already found myself on the ground.

I was receiving lots of sl@ps, even when I was till trying to ask what the matter is.

Someone was already looking for fuel to lit  before another random person recognised me and shouted “NWOKE! AH ISSAKABA NWOKE!!

They all stopped instantly and gave me a voice.

Please stop jungle just!ce, please it’s not good.

#Afrocania #virals

In a dramatic turn of events, a traditional marriage ceremony held at Eluagu Obukpa took a shocking twist when the bride, Faith Eze, unexpectedly ran away, leaving her soldier groom and the entire wedding party stunned. The incident, which occurred just yesterday, left family members, friends, and the Eluagu community in turmoil as they grappled with the public embarrassment and damages caused in the aftermath.

The marriage had been planned meticulously, with both families preparing for a joyous day. The groom, a soldier by profession, arrived at the bride’s family home accompanied by relatives, friends, music, and food, all in readiness for the traditional marriage rites. However, as preparations were underway, Faith seized an opportunity to slip away through the back door, abandoning her groom-to-be and her family in the midst of the celebration.

The unexpected action led to an outpouring of anger among Eluagu youth, particularly those who were friends with the groom. The frustration over the embarrassment resulted in some of the young men destroying canopies, chairs, and other event setups. The chaotic scene left guests and family members in shock, struggling to comprehend the bride’s sudden departure.



Faith’s decision to flee the ceremony has left many speculating about what might have driven her to such a drastic step. Some observers believe that Faith’s actions could stem from intense pressure from her family, possibly compelling her to marry against her own wishes. In many traditional settings, family expectations can weigh heavily on young women, leaving them with little room to express personal desires regarding marriage. In cases like these, the bride may feel forced into commitments that do not align with her own life goals or feelings, ultimately leading to last-minute decisions like Faith’s escape.

This incident serves as a reminder of the complexities involved in cultural and family expectations surrounding marriage, and the importance of considering the bride’s and groom’s true wishes before making such a lifelong commitment. While the incident caused disruption and disappointment for both families and guests, it also raises the need for open and honest conversations about marriage in Nigerian society.