Like they say “good deeds never die”, there’s always a reward for a good deed. Ikechukwu says the yogurt seller is very famous because of how he treats kids around him in Kaduna, giving them free yogurt when they have no money. This deed familiarized him with his Samaritan.
Ikechukwu, who is also known as, President Okonkwo in twitter, tweeted,
“He sold yogurt for 30 years in Kaduna and was always nice to young children and gave them free yogurt when they had no money.
“His good deeds came back haunting him when one of his child customers, now grown, surprised him with a 3 million Naira Cheque as appreciation.”
Your good deed would never be in vain. Just pray it comes at the right time.
Property worth millions of naira was destroyed after suspected political thugs attacked the private home…
The Department of State Services (DSS) has arrested two men suspected to be linked to…
Ossai Ovie Success, an aide to the Delta State governor, has reacted to the criticism…
Daniel Bwala, the Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Policy Communication, has reacted to…
US President Donald Trump has taunted Iran after the country apologised to its neighbours over…
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has suffered another setback in Benue State following the defection…
