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Thursday, June 13, 2019

NA ONE WAY SURE PASS, BUT...



Just the other day, I heard a neighbour of mine complaining how things have been difficult for him. He stated in clear terms that he can't even afford to provide a meal how much more three-square meal for his family.

“Them say na who wear shoe know how and where e dey pain am.”

I felt pity for him and had to encourage him to be positive. But to my shock, he told that his mind was already made up to do yahoo(fraud). 

“Afterall any which way na way”, he said

The Miranda right quote got hold of me and also kept me silent. I couldn't speak a word again as obviously anything I do or say will be used against me. I thought I had seen it all until a fight ensued last week in a cab I entered while going for a training session. 

“Abi na you carry me come Port Harcourt come work? Abeg give me my complete money before I change am for you ooo”, the driver hurled at a passenger.

After much banter, the passenger's ego that we thought to be bulletproof vested was shot to pieces and he paid. He angrily brought out a 'herdsmen N50 note' that looked very much like the condition of the country. He looked frustrated and downcast. 

Realistically life is difficult in this country, and it is no surprise people are doing everything possible just to make ends meet. 'One way' has become the order of the day as people look for shortcuts to success. For most people, the fast way is the best way. The driver is ready to follow the wrong lane just to count enough trips to double his hustle. 


“Na anywhere belle face nai be way o”

Your next door neighbour is ready to sell fake goods just to as many as possible to put food on his/her table. The worst are the market sellers that use configured cups to sell garri and rice in the market. Thinking their injustice isn't enough; if you're not smart they will use the bottom of the cup to measure and sell for you. Walai...they will not make heaven. Their wickedness is something from the devil's evil handbook. 

Even the patient dog waiting for the fattest bone is tired of waiting and is looking for his own one way. It's either he bites me or you for survival. Tori don worwor. Chai!...now almost everybody on social media is operating a ponzi scheme group business. You'll hear things like

"Join my loom the fastest one o, bring N500 to get self-contain"

Las las all na major scam! One way might be fast, but can lead to long-term regrets and consequences. Don't forget that it's better to trust in God because He makes everything beautiful in His time.

Love you all my contri pipo

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