The difference between daughters and sons is so stark. I experienced being locked out in the rain with my mum almost everytime we returned from church in Calabar and it was traumatizing. I still talk to a therapist about the trauma about my childhood. But for him, this is funny.
Your Papa lock your Mama outside. Mama gats fly fence enter her own home, but to you, na very cute story of tolerance and friendship🤣. Oluwa saanu 🤣😂. Many of you are hopeless cos you were raised in madness and can’t even identify rubbish when you’re standing in it.
a lot of people pick and choose when things are “African” and it usually only shows up in respectability politics. when we start talking about wearing traditional attire or natural hair in the workplace, African spirituality and our ancestors, they go quiet.
I asked the Iyaloja of Oregun market what they use the 2,000 PER DAY levy they collect from EVERY TRADER in Oregun to do;
She said I should go and ask Kabiyesi.
I said she should be able to provide me answers since she is the emissary.
Guess her response?
She will send boys to beat me up 😂😂😂.
Bunch of looting criminals
How can you collect AT LEAST 2,000 naira Everyday from over 200 shops and there is no significant improvement.
Every shop is consistently deteriorating, gutters are stinking because there is no drainage but you will send boys to beat me up after you delayed us for thirty minutes to collect your useless levy?
Hello Tony @TonyOElumelu
If you don't want to be called ‘Tony’, change your Company Culture and Policy, and re-train your Staffs so that they will no longer address themselves by their First Names only.
Thank You, Tony.
It’s actually so unfair.
I passed through training school. We were taught on Company policy. A facilitator was fining us for using ma for her. We were told about how Trainees are ambassadors of the Company and how we are expected to imbibe Company culture even more than others.
They are physically assaulting her
what's her offense? just hate and envy
The police stand by
South AFRICA IS A HOSTILE NATION, YOU ARE MAD TO GO OR STAY THERE
Local champion.
Look at him here, crossing his legs like Peter Okoye when he met Dangote, humbly accepting to be called just “Tony” by a foreign interviewer who is young enough to be his daughter.
“I don’t subscribe to that Oyibo thing”
But you will go and receive Oyibo award in Belgium.
The only place they have power is when they are back home.
Local champions.
Mind you the Stanford student that referred to him as a Tony here is a Nigerian girl. so let’s not also lie that it’s *just* a cultural thing, it’s very much a class thing. Read the room my ass
If you think it’s important for them to greet, just say that to them.
You’re being passive aggressive to *children* and you think you’re being the mature adult. Why won’t they avoid you?