Gbemy also known as WBA is a cheerful giver

[waliu]

Assist to proofread and correct

Gbemy also known as WBA is a cheerful giver that strongly believes in the well-being of his community members and everyone around him. His philanthropic and friendliness nature have made him to be popular and eulogized everywhere within and outside ASB Local Government Area.

Gbemy is a man of his words anyday anytime.

 

[emsr2d2]

Assist to I would be grateful if you would proofread and correct the following text.

Gbemy, also known as WBA, is a cheerful giver generous man that who strongly believes in supports the well-being of his community members and everyone around him. His philanthropic and friendliness friendly nature have made him to be popular and he's eulogized everywhere within inside and outside the ASB Local Government Area.

Gbemy is a man of his words word anyday anytime at all times.

Please note that I have improved your thread title and moved your request to the main body of the post. That's how all threads should be started. The title should include some/all of the words/phrases/sentences you're asking us to look at.
Note my corrections to your post. Although "eulogised" (BrE spelling) is the correct word for the context, it's not used very often. I'd probably just say "praised" or "liked/loved".

 

[waliu]

@emsr2d2
I'm new here, please pardon my posting mistakes.

Thanks for your assistance. I appreciate.

 

[Tarheel]

I guess you can use "eulogize" that way, but I think of that as something you normally do at somebody's funeral.

 

[tedmc]

I find it strange to use "eulogized" in the context, as if it's something done repeatedly over a period of time, which is not the case in a bereavement.

 

[tedmc]

@emsr2d2
I'm new here. Please pardon my posting mistakes the mistakes in my post.

Thanks for your assistance. I appreciate it.

There is no need to ask for pardon, which is a rather formal word.

 

[waliu]

Thank you all for attending to my post.