Met someone yesterday.
We connected instantly.
My kind of guy.
Sadly, he is leaving town today.
He would have been perfect, but I have no hand in anything long distance for now.
Just sad, ngl.
Iโve honestly stopped taking a lot of you seriously because of your double standard.
You condemn people you donโt like using certain principles, then turn around and use those same principles to defend the people you do like.
Tunde Onakoya is criticized for "dining" with the wicked government because he received an honorary invite for his Guinness World Records achievement that literally put Nigeria on the map. Yet Peter Obi is defended as โstrategicโ for aligning with politicians whose track records are far from clean.
The moment you point out this inconsistency, youโre labeled a โNigeria haterโ or an APC supporter. Which is so dismissive especially when you know we hate this administration as much as you do!
If youโre going to criticize, then be consistent. Hold everyone to the same standard. Otherwise, you're a silly hypocrite with only hate on your heart.
Seeing this confirmed some of my sentiments. From selling pure water in 2013, to hanging out under bridges in Oshodi, we were perfectly fine with it, he was our Tunde Onakoya, then suddenly he's gallivanting from New York, to Harvard to Paris and now went to sow that Black Agbada to do content.
"Who does he think he is?" "That Ikorodu boy?" "I can even beat him in chess"
I have only met Tunde once, during a speaking engagement in Ikorodu, it was just weeks after his surgery, he was still limping, but he said he wasn't going to pass up an opportunity to inspire young people. And he speaks so well!!
I have always admired him, this past few days I now even like him the more!!
@MissHope_1 @Tunde_OD Why does he need validation from the white?
Does an Indian or German or American need to do it first? Are they the standard for everything that should be done? This is inferiority complex, but it is subtle.