@tosinolaseinde It is a diversionary tactic. A means to validate “wealth” by showing off using other disguised source to wealth. Illegitimate wealth to a certain level cannot be hidden. Hence, the ostentatious show off and allusion to other means…
I doubt you would have been a medical doctor if your first 30 years was in the UK. You definitely won't have been able to afford it or would been indebted to the government of the UK to the tunes of over 70k pounds.
In your 30yrs in Nigeria, the government subsidized your education and made it easy for you to earn the capital with which you embark on your 6yrs journey in the UK. The 30yrs in 9ja gave you a solid foundation upon which your growth in the UK was built.
You should be smart enough to know this but social media validation trumps intelligence most times.
This scene in the Herd movie depicts the main reason why insurgency and banditry continues to thrive. The locals, the people, the community! They created an enabling environment for terrorists. No military power can overcome such situations.
@HenshawKate@etimeffiong_ The movie that had:
- Chief Detective that saved them (Muslim & Arewa)
- Body parts trafficker (Pastor & Yoruba)
- Evil Parents of the wife (Igbo)
- Yoruba kidnapper
- Spy (Yoruba)
-the kidnappers are also not only Hausa or Muslim
The herd.
A story well told.
It had a disclaimer on every form of profiling at the begining therein.
It depicted the kidnappers also having a native hausa-speaking yoruba among them.
It depicted a pastor and his church being a part of the criminal value chain.
A solid movie.
Joel Ward had the Bible verse Ephesians 3:20 written on his wrist during the FA Cup final:
"Now all glory to God, who is able, through his mighty power at work within us, to accomplish infinitely more than we might ask or think."
What a moment ❤️🏆