And nobody in that country is asking questions how a man can randomly gift another person 500 million Naira?
This is a £250,000 gift.
What exactly is your source of income and your current financial status that you casually give away such money as birthday gift? What is going on that is being packaged as birthday gift?
But of course, to empty-brained money-worshipping sycophants, asking this kind of question must mean you have “envy”, and not that you genuinely wonder what kind of jungle society allows such huge amount of money to exchange hands and nobody is alarmed.
Because if the figures are accurate and the news is true, then we are doomed as a country if people can casually move £250,000 in the name of a birthday and nobody (in the positions to check) has enough brains to ask any questions.
Nigeria is a painful tragic joke.
"Lola and I sat on the floor. The next thing my mum said was, ‘Young woman, we, the Okoye family, have decided that you should leave our son alone…"' - Peter Okoye recounts how his late mother and siblings treated his wife, Lola, after she was summoned to a family meeting.
"The real estate industry is armed robbery. Leonardo Di Caprio owns an island in America that costs $1.7 million. There's a house in Osapa, it is $1.5 million; Osapa that has no drainage. It is armed robbery..."
- Frank Edoho
“Forex is the biggest scam in Nigeria, They told us to fake profits... not make profits.
I went to a forex event, and every broker I spoke to told me the same thing. They said I shouldn't focus on becoming a profitable trader. Instead, I should become a forex influencer, post a fake luxury lifestyle, and tell people I made my money from forex”
A young lady share her story.
🎙️ Cristiano Ronaldo: “Winning a title with Portugal is much harder than winning a title with Brazil, Argentina, France or Germany.”
🎙️ Xavi (2012): “The EURO is harder than the World Cup. It's more intense. There are no Cinderellas. In the World Cup, with all respect, you can face Honduras or Saudi Arabia.”
“Who is the church really for? For some time, I stopped attending church, not because I stopped believing in God or løst my faith, but because I was navigating a personal season and the negative narratives about me on blogs.”— AY Comedian.
Many Nigerians don’t realise you have exalted your pastors to the positions of idols you worship and the position of kings who must never be questioned.
In this regard,
Many Nigerian christians are idol worshippers whose god is their pastor.
May God bless Sam Adeyemi for this.
“I’ll never go back to Cristiano Ronaldo’s house 😂 I thought it was going to be a party, but his chef served plain chicken with no sauce or salt. Then Ronaldo said, ‘Let’s train… now let’s swim.’ I told myself I’m never coming back.”
— Patrice Evra