This man in the picture attached, popularly known as ‘Baba Jehovah’, was insulted by a young man on TikTok during his livestream. The guy asked him what he had been doing with his youth. That they are using the name of Jesus to deceive people.
Now, Baba has never been known to ask anyone for money. He simply comes on TikTok Live, prays for people and quietly leaves. In fact, he was even dodging gifts, apparently because he didn’t understand what they were.
Then this young man, an Ob!diot shows up on his live and starts speaking to him in a very condescending manner, asking him what he had achieved with his youth. He said quite a lot to him in Yoruba.
Unfortunately, Baba broke down in tears during the livestream before eventually logging off. He hasn’t been seen live for days now.
My take:
Dear youths, there comes a time in life when you start making money and suddenly begin to feel that everyone who hasn’t made money has been wasting their life. I understand that feeling.
Please, don’t allow that pride to take over you. That is one of the most critical stages of your life.
If you truly understand the spirit and concept of wealth, you will understand that having money is not a reason to become boastful or feel that you have arrived.
I have seen someone’s life go from 100 to zero in a matter of days because of this kind of attitude.
Leave people and their destinies alone. Don’t look for people who aren’t looking for you. Mind your business and allow people to live their lives.
Getting to the top is one thing, remaining there is an entirely different challenge. It’s not by being smart or intelligent. In Igbo, we say - ‘Akusinachi’ and ‘Aku enwero be’. Ask someone to translate it for you if you don’t know the meaning.
You touch small change, and suddenly, people who haven’t made money don’t have sense. You begin to look down on people as though life is a competition where you have already won.
Of all the people to insult, you chose this man who is simply minding his business, coming online to pray for people and going about his life peacefully?
Please, let humility be part of your success story. Money is good, but character is even more important.
@YondCqc@KasiboySA Don't generalize brother, every black people is not like that and we all know that every Chinese is not perfect also, so don't think Africans are beggars to you, you also you need us if there is nothing you need from us you can not come in Africa
@YondCqc@KasiboySA Sounds like we had the same pain in the past of being discriminated and being colonized by whites, I don't know why you can show that much of hate to us, while we we show you love ?
@kirya_ug The guy who was advising Joshua Baraka to stay being local artist than chasing international fame is comparing himself with Diamond Platnumz man 🤣