This scooping fuel thing that Nigerians have been doing since I was a child baffles me.
I was at Iroko village in 1999 when a tanker had an accident, and the entire village woke up at 4 a.m., scurrying for kegs to go and scoop fuel.
It is not poverty that makes them do it
It is that spirit that seeks to profit off another person's loss
It has led to the death of many, and yet others will do it tomorrow
A group of Business leaders gathered at Oriental Hotel in VI in Lagos last week openly lamented the state of Ozumba Mbadiwe the road leading to the hotel. Today I asked one of them how come so many powerful people could be so loudly critical and none could make a
Public statement to those they pay taxes to and have a right to hold accountable. The answer I got reaffirmed my view that the development failure in Nigeria flows from a crisis of elite.
I uploaded a lovely poem I wrote and Chat gave me 8/10, even suggested that I write a second line which I did and we both reviewed with lots of praises, only for me to upload same poem to Claude and the werey gave me 5/10.
@dayopetals@Real1_balogun One time feud? You lots are pathetic, oya show us one example of the older players patting his head. Just one to negate this, I'm waiting
@aleseabiodun1@UTDKarra Like I said, read the room. But I don't assume everyone has the same level of intelligence to analyze a situation and act appropriately.
@Biyo_lar That is what happens when you are too big. He never said they should sack the coach, he said he feels disrespected and he isn't playing under such condition. What do you want him to do? To pay where he isn't welcome?
You pple comnt on other people's life when you won't take sam