TheDadThatStepsUp

At the beginning of the transfer window, we were all asking where exactly he was going to play, knowing fully well that we already had 2 AMs in Cherki and Foden. We had just signed Bouaddi and Anderson, yet we went ahead and spent a whopping £125 million on him. Now that he’s in the team, we still don’t know what his best position is. He’s horrible at DM, average on CM and at AM, he’s not obviously better than the options we already have.

When you’re pregnant for a man who has nothing figured out and he still tries to guilt you into keeping it.

The way Funke Akindele hyping her upcoming movie 'The Four: No One Fights Alone" and securing a Facebook partnership is good for marketing, but honestly she is overhyping this film to an extreme level. Packing the cast with big names like Bisola Aiyeola, Chioma Akpotha, RMD, Timini Egbuson does not guarantee a quality delivery. It is not new. I hope this movie is actually worth all this noise and hype. If the storyline fails to deliver substance after building such massive expectations Well I am sorry to say that her future movies will definitely suffer the consequences of the skepticism. No offense.

Never been so confused in my life

UPDATE ON THE DOG GIST. The guy was actually a customer. He ordered about three wigs worth over ₦600k, paid ₦400k upfront, and agreed to pay the outstanding ₦200k when I delivered the wigs to him personally so I could earn his trust and all the online shenanigans. Since I knew the area he directed me where he lived, I decided to handle the delivery myself. When I arrived, I met three giant dogs roaming freely around his compound. I called him and asked him to come out and restrain them so I could safely deliver his order. Instead, he told me to walk straight and not run because the dogs wouldn’t bite. I wasn't comfortable with that, so I turned around and left. What happened next was even more upsetting. He called me and accused me of being petty. He insisted that the dogs were just an excuse because I never wanted to deliver his order in the first place. He made me feel like I was being unserious over a business transaction simply because I refused to walk past three unrestrained dogs. I sell wigs for a living. I'm not ready to risk my life to prove that I'm serious about my business, of not my balance I would've sent my rider I got home, requested his account details, and refunded the ₦400k he had paid. I won’t mention his name or tag him. But honestly, it hurt that someone who trusted me enough to pay ₦400k for wigs could turn around and accuse me of being petty for prioritising my safety.