WHEN A 17-YEAR-OLD GIRL FAILED TO GET OFF HER SCHOOL BUS, AUTHORITIES REALIZED SHE HAD VANISHED DURING A MINUTES-LONG BUS EXCHANGE.(PHOTO).

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 When a 17-year-old girl failed to get off her school bus, authorities realized she had vanished during a minutes-long bus exchange. Lily Brother went missing while she exchanged buses at Caney Creek High School in Conroe, Texas. Lily attends Washington High, whose records definitively show that she had boarded a shuttle bus to Caney Creek where she would catch another shuttle bus home. Her trail goes completely cold after exiting the first bus, and there is no record she boarded the second. Lily was wearing a short-sleaved black shirt with pants that have a black, blue, and yellow patchwork design. She had a backpack and skateboard at the time of her disappearance.  Lily Brothers 5'8" and 135 lbs with brown hair and eyes.  If you have any information regarding Lily Brother's whereabouts, please call Conroe ISD Police Department at 1-936-709-8911.

"YOU CAN ACTUALLY FALL BY LIFTING OTHERS, "- CHIDINMA TO DAVIDO. (PHOTO).



 

“You can actually fall by lifting others,” Chidinma to Davido 


“You can actually fall by lifting others, put a limit to how you help people. Don't do too much, and never allow them guilt trip or manipulate you into getting money off you.” Chidinma 


Truth be told these days just be careful how you give .  You give and when you deny to give they try to manipulate you. Giving is a good thing but put a limit. 


Again avoid making unnecessary sacrifices when you are still struggling. Let them call you names while you build. These days givers dey lack oh and when giver lack na people wey him help dey first laugh .

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