@SgtShow01 These kids surely came with an upgraded Operating System with over boosted confidence. Thess are conversations we could never bring near our parents when growing up. Pls ask the host if he is funding the shopping o π€£π€£π€£. That's your fellow guy relating with u mehnn, man up π
@hackSultan Most prople are sacred because of their own safety. Break downs are used as bait to get people. I use my front bumper to push peopls off TML without getting out of my car, just incase its a trap. I roll down and talk to u, and tell u aw i intend to help.
IF YOU'RE 45 WITH KIDS WHO ARE GROWING UP FAST, I NEED TO WARN YOU ABOUT THESE 12 THINGS BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE.
1. The window to be their favorite person is closing much faster than you realize.
@SimisolaTomori Wait o, are you saying they diverted your 27m!!! That's seeious o. May the Lord give you strength and courage not to have mercy on them ππ»
Advice to Upcoming Aides
When you work for principals, maintain respect, responsibility and trust when you leave them for whatever reasons.
I can advise because I have worked with many principals I have course to disagree on many issues, from Gani Fawehinmi, Olisa Agbakoba, Ken Nnamani, Ojo Maduekwe, President Jonathan, etc.
Never once did I say anything wrong about them when I left. They continue to love and respect me till date.
Gani wrote me a reference to Harvard and described me as the smartest and most honest person he has met, despite that I left his office in some controversy. Until his death, Gani continued to give me complimentary copies of his Nigerian weekly law report.
Ojo Maduekwe continued to consult me for official work (even taking me along for President Yaraduaβs state visit to the US as official adviser despite that I resigned as SA on ground of disagreement. I never speak ill of him. When I left him, I went back with 5 pastors to apologise for leaving him and assure him I would continue to look out for his best interest.
Till date, I am Ken Nnamaniβs PA even as I disagreeded with his membership of APC. As NERC chairman, I was still writing speeches for my oga. Oga is Oga, whether I leave his service or not. Loyalty and trust should count for something.
I cannot talk about GEJ. He is oga for life. He continues to like and respect me. And I never speak ill of him, even as I can hold critical views of his governance.
If you quarrel with your principals and you cannot restrain from abusing them, do not praise yourself, rather mourn for yourself and pray for healing.
You are not smart or courageous. You are plain foolish. And you can change. Take this as a friendly advice.