TripHer is a business concern I run by the side. Hmm that sounds big, let us just call it a hobby and gives me some credit money about once a month.
Note, this is not a call for customers 
TripHer is 2 words joined together. Trip – the slang verb meaning to ‘trip’. How else can I explain it? Amaze!, Make Happy!, Excite! emmm thats it! and Her the preposition for a female.
So Trip Her, TripHer! I am quick to add it can be changed to TripHim too depending on the gender of my customer.
As valentine day approaches, I have a record number of deliveries to make. I actually encourage people to TripThem on simply normal days. Days that are not special in anyway. Its not her birthday, not your anniversary, nothing notable, that makes it more ‘Tripping’.
I am thinking of when I have gone delivering love packages myself. I specialise in flower deliveries and I can tell you the line about African or Nigerian women not appreciating flowers is simply not true.
Shy smiles become wide when they realise the flowers are meant for them and not for someone else.
Its a people-stopper. I’ve had a crowd around me when delivering flowers simply because as people passed by they slowed down and simply waited to see who this was for!
I’ve had boyfriends and husbands call me and thank me for helping them trip their babes. The effect the bouquet of flowers had in the various offices was simply amazing.
Only one lady almost refuted my claim. I got to her office and asked for her. I handed her the flowers and her face was a mask of calm. Kai! this cannot be true I thought, but I went my way and was ruminating over this non-excitable lady. A few seconds after, I heard footsteps behind me, “emmm, excuse me”, the now breathless voice stopped me, “Emmm, who sent them?”, she asked. I dont know I replied. (The sender did not want his name on the package.)
She looked at me as if not believing but all this while her face was split by a really wide smile!
“Aaah!”, I said to myself, mission accomplished!
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