Vicky's Ezede Isaiah

12/01/2026

I found this currency in an okrika bag that I bought N400.
Pls which country's currency is it and what is the value in naira if I change it? People are already congratulating me that God has done it for me.

Pls help me calculate it make Aboki nor go use my head.

30/12/2025

If you know how people quickly forget the de@d you will stop living to impress anyone.
Just be yourself the world will adjust.👌👌

27/12/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Isaiah Oghenefejiro Smart, Ufuoma Ugwe Peace, Tsekaa Adobi Samuel, Maddolla Junior, Emmanuel Esther, Daniel Odorewhu, Saimon Mayco, Destiny Billy, Rachel Obonyano, Johnson Christy, Vin Umali, Festus Bou, Hope Ricky, Ndikumangege Clovis, Thadeo Mathias, Akpome Emmanuel, Monica Ezekiel, Good S Power Dagy, Look Master, Obaji Emmanuel, Chisom Chisom, Terdus Jemima, Bobo Suarez, Yassin Zaidu, Uc Uche, Khasma Billa, Akura Oyibo Samson, Aishat Smiu, Yahaya Muluku, Job Okoi, Akpa Joel, Abubakar Kebiru

25/12/2025

25/12/2025

May the season bring you and your family joy, peace and glad tidings in the year ahead. Merry Christmas to u all

22/05/2025

Abusive husbands don’t just appear out of nowhere — they were once little boys who were raised without correction.

Your 3-year-old son throws food at you because he doesn’t like it. You laugh and say, “Children, eh!”

He hits you when he wants to be carried, and you giggle, “You’re beating mummy, ehn?”

He bullies other kids in the compound, and you proudly say, “He doesn’t take nonsense.”

He picks up objects and strikes anyone who tells him “No.” You smile and call him “Action boy!”

You expose him to violence and aggression, brushing it off with, “He’s a man. A man should be tough.”

Fast-forward a few years — he’s now a teenager. He barks orders at his sisters, bullies them into silence, and slaps anyone who dares to question him. You call him “The man of the house.”

He’s used to getting his way. And now he’s a grown man in society.
Only now, it’s not funny anymore.

Abusive husbands aren’t born. Many were raised.

It’s easier to raise a responsible boy than to fix a broken man.
Let’s invest the same energy in raising our sons right as we do our daughters — because we’re not just raising boys, we’re raising someone’s future husband and father.

Class dismissed.