Kehinde believes that there are many people around in need of help and nobody is too poor to help. She urged her fans to help their neighbour no matter how little.
Her post: “Your favourite groundnut seller is a child you can help, Your gateman’s son isn’t going to school or treks about bare feet. Your former housemaid needs medical care. Many times I see lots of people saying, well-done guys!
“When someone discovers the next internet sensation to help, tagging people they feel are rich to solve problems but conveniently leaving themselves out. ‘Ha me ke? Me kwa? I’m poor’. Before they say: ‘help!’ You will tag someone you feel should be able to do it, but not ever thinking your own little drop helps in a mighty ocean.
“Never think you are too poor to help around you right where you are. On whatever scale you can help, help. Don’t always feel some people should help and not you. Remember, love your neighbour just as you love yourself and doing little little things as you can manage to do in the little you have will soon become a habit and as you get richer you will do more.
“You don’t have transport fare but will you be shocked that some people have not eaten since yesterday? Look around you, your 100naira is not too little to make a difference in someone’s life. Many ppl hold on to their little so tightly forgetting a life secret that If you are not kind with your little God will not release plenty to you and they stay on the same spot for life.
“God bless us as we look a little closer than the gram now. Look around you, yes you. You can too. . Blessings #tajugoestoschool #mynameistaju #taju”
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