What goes around

Mama Idera sold akara at the junction every morning,every morning, a young boy named tunde would come to buy two pieces for school lunch.

One day, Mama Idera noticed tunde’s uniform was torn and his slippers were worn out Instead of ignoring him, she started adding an extra akara to his paper, without charging him. Sometimes she would give him a sachet of water too,she never told anyone.

Tunde never forgot.

15 years later, Mama Idera fell sick and could no longer go to her spot. Her children had left home to hustle for a living far away and she had no money for hospital bills. She sat alone in her small room, worried.

One afternoon, a black car parked in front of her house. A young man in a neat shirt came out holding a bag,It was tunde,He was now a pharmacist.

He said, Mama you fed me when I had nothing. You didn't have to,now it's my turn.

He paid her hospital bills, stocked her shop, and made sure she never had to beg again.

Mama idera cried,the little kindness she sowed with two extra akara came back to her as a full harvest.

Moral: What you do, good or bad, will eventually come back to you. Choose to be the reason someone believes good people still exist.