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I once ordered from Jumia, and used my formal place of work as my delivery address.
The delivery man came with my them it was a lot, we spent time sorting.
We eventually finished and he left. I returned back to work.
After the long day, I went home to unbox them.
Everything I ordered was there except for one.
I went back to my phone app to check whether I really ordered that. And yes I didn't.
I tried to sneak peak inside but it was tightly sealed, unfortunately there was no name on the package.
My sister felt it and discovered it was a phone.
I told her I didn't order that, and am very sure.
I picked my phone and called the delivery man. The number wasn't available. I dropped a message.
The next day no reply. I tried calling again, it was as if the number no longer exist.
I continued until the third day. I called this time it rang and no answer.
I dropped a message, please is Jessie, the lady you came to deliver some items to, you left someone's phone package with me.
Before I finished from work I saw more than 10 missed calls from him.
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Sometimes, therapy is not about being broken, it鈥檚 about understanding the parts of yourself you had to silence just to survive.
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I have a concern about Avengers: Doomsday.
Marvel has spent years making the multiverse so complicated that almost any character can return from almost any timeline. But if every death can be reversed and every universe can provide another version of a character, how much emotional weight do those losses actually carry?
Doom should be more than another powerful villain who threatens multiple realities.
He needs to expose a weakness in the Avengers that strength alone cannot solve.
Because if the solution is simply bringing back more familiar faces, Marvel risks turning its biggest multiverse event into another reunion instead of a genuine disaster.
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Every soul can be saved through kindness. The misconception is believing that only Jesus can save. That is why we are losing to reality on earth. You can have a positive and lasting impact on another person's life with small gestures of thoughtfulness or a few encouraging words.
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This is how we Africans welcome foreigners whenever they visit our continent. 馃槀馃挃
Welcome to Africa! 馃實 Where hospitality has its own definition. 馃槶馃槀
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Megan stopped speaking to me, and I deserved it.
Ryan promised he would tell her everything, but he kept asking for more time. He said he couldn't risk losing access to his daughter.
I thought he was protecting his family.
Then Megan called me unexpectedly and asked me to meet her.
She looked exhausted. She told me Ryan had confessed to the affair but had left out one detail: he had been telling her for months that I was the one pursuing him.
She had messages proving he was lying.
Then she showed me something else.
Ryan had been secretly recording our conversations, saving anything that could make me look like the person who initiated everything.
He wasn't trying to save his marriage.
He was preparing to sacrifice me to keep his reputation clean.
I offered Megan the messages on my phone. She took them, thanked me, and walked away without another word.
I thought that was the end of it. It wasn't.