I am reading some are calling for the head of the military officer who confronted Wike and prevented him and his entourage from running over him.... This young military officer stood up to Wike, a sitting minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria... When you drag yourself on the floor, people will step on you.
This was the same Wike who humiliated a sitting governor, the Governor of Rivers state, Fubara. From authoritative sources, Gov. Fubara was restored to his elected position after he was compelled to prostrate for Wike, the godfather of Rivers state...Wike humiliated Fubara before our very eye... Wike has been humiliating his political foes since he became the kingmaker in Rivers state.... Wike is not alone in this toxic culture exhibited by those in the seat of power in countries where there is no rule of law. We see what the Senate President, Akpabio, did to Senator Natasha Akpoti... Complete humiliation for daring to stand up to a bully and a randy so-called leader...
So, I have no pity for Wike; what comes around, goes around. You reap what you sow... When you disgrace powerless people, you will meet your match someday. Nemesis comes quickly these days... I hope other power-drunk people in Nigeria will learn a lesson or two from the show of shame bestowed on Wike...
Ise ni ogun ise (Work is the panacea to poverty) mura si ise ore mi (Be conscientious my friend in your work) ise ni a fi n di eni giga (Through hard work can we excel) ti a ko ba ri eni feyintin (If there is none to create a pathway to the top for you) bi ole la n ri (It is as if we are lazy) ti a ko ba ri eni gbekele (If there is no one to be your mentor and godfather) a tera mo ise eni, (Work harder then, don't give up, innovate, there is dignity in labor, a way will open up for you soon) Iya re le l'owo (Your mom may be super rich) Baba re le l’esin lekan (You dad could have real estate in choice places) T’oba gbo’ju le won o te tan ni mo so fun oh (If you trust in their riches, your shame is around the corner) Ohun aho j’iya fun kii t’ojo (What you did not labor often does not last, because you might not value them) Ohun ta ba s’ise fun nii pe l’owo eni (It is what you work for that becomes a treasure) Apa lara, Igunpa niye kan (Arms are your fam...
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