Sometimes all you have to do is learn to be absolutely silent and go about your business.

Today was a really complex and challenging day for me because I had to do some household chores because I hadn't been to my room in my parents' house in over 7 months, and I also had to leave my grandparents' apartment because she was leaving the next day ( within 2 weeks she would be back) and I thought it would be nice to go over to my parents house for the two weeks, on getting there immediately I opened my room it was like someone haven't been here over 3 years and I had no option than to clean it.

Traveling there was exhausting, and arriving to find my room in the same state as when I left it was amusing because none of my sisters had been around, so there was no one to clean or disseminate everything. immediately I got there I began cleaning and within 30 minutes I was done and the next thing on my mind was to play ball because I still remember vividly very well that before 4 pm, guys do gather around at one field close by, so I had to call my friends that I'm around and who's down for football.

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We finally meet up and I was happy to see them after a very long time and while walking down to the football pitch we all discussed what we've been doing and how is the current ASUU strike affecting us and by the way I also introduced them to read.cash and show them the importance of BCH and what can be achieved using this site and the do and don't of the site and I hope they join soon because I have share my link to them...... to cut the story short we arrived at the pitch and we discovered people are still warming up and I already know the type of guy I'm, that I quickly gas out so I decided not to warm up, so I had to look for a shade to sit under.

Immediately sat down, and I noticed a rowdy person (known as an agbero in Nigeria) named Temiyemi, who was a massive man with well-developed muscle, who had stopped a tipper truck diver, and the conversation went like this:

Temiyemi; pay before passing through this road, this is not federal road even though this is federal road Omo ijoba ni mi ( the Omo ijoba means I'm a federal child)

Tipper Truck driver: but you're aware that I paid those at the gate before entering this place, so why can't you meet them for your own share

Temiyemi: everything you're saying is none of my business, just pay my money or else you're no passing

old women around: temiyemi let them pass na, do you want to cause another trouble here?

Temiyemi response to the old women; you guys should face your problem, this is my own problem...

Everyone was pleading with him, but he didn't pay any attention... they argued for nearly 30 minutes until an elderly man driving by had to stop, and as soon as he came down, I saw temiyemi hailing and embracing the man, and I exclaimed thank God, this drama would finally end now and I would finally play my football in peace and before I could turn back to focus on those guys warming up because the match was about to start... I heard Temiyemi's voice again, yelling, "is it because I hail you and respect you, you think that means I'll do everything you want me to do," and he continued to hurl abuse at the man continuously and I said to myself this man shouldn't have stopped while driving by and I was certain at that moment that regret ever stopping by.

To my amazement, none of the older women intervened when he was hurling hateful words at the elderly man, and he even threatened to attack him, but lads playing football on the pitch had to step in because he had finally crossed his threshold and at first I saw Temiyemi hitting one of the men who was attempting to make peace, and before I knew it, all the guys playing football had all converged around Temiyemi and dealt with him severely, and it was the same elderly man who he had been assaulting who had to ask them to leave him alone. and immediately they leave him alone, he quickly hit the man and he ran away.... we all laughed because he already hurt the man at first and the elderly man gave him a second chance and he still hurt him again.

Then I realized that sometimes you just have to keep your mouth shut and keep moving since you can wind up enduring what isn't meant for you.

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