Post by Ink & Soul βοΈβ¨ (@inkandsoul)
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I was at the market earlier today to purchase a few ingredients I'd use to prepare soups π².
I got to the shop where I usually get groundnuts, but noticed the owner was not in his seat. Rather strange man was seated by the entrance to the shop. I enquired the owner's whereabouts and the man replied me in Hausa language "ya dan fita, yana nan zuwa" translated as ( he just stepped out, he'd be back shortly"
I was in a hurry so I bought it elsewhere.
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Ink & Soul βοΈβ¨: Lo and Behold! On my way back home, there was the groundnut seller on his motorbike with a lady (whom I assume is his wife) several kilometres away from the market π€
In my calculations, he'd have to drop his wife at home before heading back to his shop. And there was "someone" telling customers tha...
In my calculations, he'd have to drop his wife at home before heading back to his shop. And there was "someone" telling customers tha...
Africa Growth Hub (Official): Beautifully said words truly have the power to connect and transform
Blessing Ojoma Onakpa: That wasnβt βstepping outβ, that was a full outing π Some sellers really underestimate customers.
Parent Push: I donβt blame the man because step out means step out , as long as you waka commot for your shop if you like go anywhere that is step out π€£π€£π€£
Literary Minds: He actually stepped out in full regaliaπ€£π€£
Like mindsπ«: πππππ you will understand what the man in the shop did if you have worked or you are working in a private office, be it hospital or administrative work, anything the supervisor comes and ask of anyone there is this community response " She stepped out" even if he didn't come to work that day π...
MINDTHRIVE: Lol he's coming if you had waited we would have gotten the full story ππππ Omo some marketers sha.