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The Smiling Storyteller,

In a small village nestled in the rolling hills of a far-off land, there lived a young man named Kiddbena. Despite being born into a poor family, Kiddbena's face was always aglow with a warm, radiant smile.

As a child, Kiddbena had known the pangs of hunger and the sting of poverty. But instead of letting his circumstances define him, he chose to rise above them. He found solace in the ancient art of storytelling, weaving tales that transported his listeners to far-off lands and fantastical worlds.

Kiddbena's stories were not just mere fantasies, but also reflections of his own life experiences. He spoke of struggles and triumphs, of sorrow and joy, and of the resilience of the human spirit. His tales were infused with a deep sense of empathy and compassion, born from his own struggles and hardships.

One day, a severe drought struck the land, and the village was plagued by famine and thirst. Many of the villagers grew despondent, their faces etched with worry and fear. But not Kiddbena. Despite the dire circumstances, he continued to smile, his eyes twinkling with warmth and kindness.

As the villagers gathered around him, Kiddbena began to spin a tale of hope and perseverance. He spoke of a magical spring that flowed with crystal-clear water, of a land where crops grew tall and green, and of a people who laughed and loved in the face of adversity.

As Kiddbena's story unfolded, the villagers' faces began to brighten, their eyes sparkling with renewed hope. They laughed and clapped, their spirits lifted by the young storyteller's words.

And though the drought eventually passed, and the village was restored to its former glory, Kiddbena's smile remained, a beacon of hope and joy in the face of adversity.

The Moral lessions:

1. The power of positivity: Kiddbena's smile and positive attitude helped to uplift those around him, even in the darkest of times.
2. The importance of empathy: Kiddbena's stories were infused with a deep sense of empathy and compassion, born from his own struggles and hardships.
3. The impact of kindness: Kiddbena's kindness and warmth helped to bring hope and joy to those around him, creating a ripple effect of positivity.

As we reflect on Kiddbena's story, let us remember the value of smiling in the face of adversity, of empathizing with those around us, and of spreading kindness and joy wherever we go.

I took down my cornrows today and had severe breakage😔😭
Like it was so much I got so angry and went to the barber shop.
I sat down. Barber said "madam wetin u wan do
I replied "wetin dem dey do for barbing saloon? "
The barber refused touching my hair oo hmm Nobi small thing. He refused cutting it, I said okay he should give me scissors ✂ let me take the first move, Oga said no that I should go and bring a man first be it my father or husband or boyfriend

Like I bursted out in laughter, Oga come cut this thing joor, like play like play this man was dead serious. I then said "I look like person wey Don reach to marry ehh barber"?
He said okay I should bring my father or a significant male in my life. We went back and forth a bit, I tried convincing him to cut my hair but he refused.

I sha carried my hair like that and went home.
In the meantime, does anyone have remedies for hair loss and breakage?
Till now I'm surprised, is this right?
Cutting a female hair now has become a problem.
Ijeuwa

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