A Twitter user sparked a debate after sharing an experience where a man, whom he offered free rides to and from work, asked to be repaid the 500 Naira he had borrowed.   @Boss_Fbillion tweeted: "So I borrowed 500 from this guy I normally take to work & bring back home in my car. It was 4 days ago. I had forgotten.   "Dude legit told me today that I am owing him.    "I help this guy save 1000 everyday & he could let 500 slide ?"   His tweet led to a debate as some told him that money borrowed has to be paid back, even if you offer favours to the money lender. However, some said this shows the money lender is not worthy of his help.   Read some of the tweets below and share your thoughts.   ...

Triggering a debate on Twitter, a man shared his experience of offering a daily free ride to someone who then demanded the repayment of 500 Naira he had borrowed.   Expressing his frustration, @Boss_Fbillion tweeted: "So I borrowed 500 from this guy I normally take to work & bring back home in my car. It was 4 days ago. I had forgotten.   "Dude legit told me today that I am owing him.    "I help this guy save 1000 everyday & he could let 500 slide ?"   This tweet sparked a discussion, with some arguing that borrowed money should always be repaid, regardless of any favors provided. On the other hand, some opined that such behavior questions the worthiness of the individual receiving assistance.   See some of the tweets below and share your thoughts.  

Dr. Sheikh Osman Nuhu Shrabutu, the Chief Imam of Ghana, has taken the decision to suspend public Islamic religious activities and gatherings as a preventive measure against the spread of coronavirus in the country.   According to Ghana Web, the Chief Imam, in a statement, emphasized that the suspension aligns with President Akufo-Addo's ban on all social gatherings, including funerals, festivals, and religious activities. The decision extends to conferences and other events that involve large assemblies of people.   The Chief Imam also highlighted that the restriction of public gatherings is consistent with protocols outlined in the Quran to preserve and ensure healthy lives.   Consequently, all Muslims in Ghana will now be performing their daily prayers at their respective homes fo...

After spending 12 days isolated in the desert without his mobile phone, American actor, Jared Leto, has expressed his shock upon learning about the coronavirus pandemic.   Reacting to the coronavirus outbreak on his Twitter page, the 48-year-old actor remarked that the world had been irreversibly altered by the pandemic, which he only became aware of upon returning home.   He expressed, 'Wow. 12 days ago I began a silent meditation in the desert. We were totally isolated. No phone, no communication etc. We had no idea what was happening outside the facility,’ he began.   ‘Walked out yesterday into a very different world. One that’s been changed forever. Mind blowing - to say the least. I’m getting messages from fr...

Actress Yvonne Jegede has issued warnings and words of advice to those who try to shame her over her "failed  marriage".   In a firm tone, she cautioned that individuals who criticize her for her "failed marriage" will face consequences.   She declared that she is "not the type of woman anybody can intimidate".   Adding, "It is my failed marriage not yours. If it hurts you that bad, please go and marry him and give him the happiness you so wish for him."    

In response to those who attempt to shame her over her "failed marriage," Yvonne Jegede has issued warnings and words of advice.   The actress, who was previously married to Olakunle Fawole, also known as Abounce, cautioned that individuals who come for her based on her "failed marriage" will "hear" from her.   She emphasized that she is "not the type of woman anybody can intimidate."   Furthermore, she added, "It is my failed marriage not yours. If it hurts you that badly, please go and marry him and give him the happiness you so wish for him."