The Siege Episode 1: Poverty is a disease. Many dreams were shattered and most potentials are left unfulfilled. Is either you get rich or die trying. I will kindly take you through my life experience and after the whole story, I will ask you two questions that seems to be left unanswered for years. Take your time, sit back and relax as we all learn about life in a new dimension. I am lekan but am best known as Robkell. I have a very good friend from my secondary sku days. His name is Sodiq but everyone calls him Kein. Kein and I lived in the neighborhood and that has helped our friendship. We were like twin brother. We lived with our mum as both of us are from polygamous home. Kein: guy how far? Robkell: I dey. Kein: how this year go be again? Are we gonna miss out on admission again? Robkell: what can we do bro? Our mum can't afford the tuition fee. We ourselves aren't working. Our dad ain't helping. So are we gonna steal? Kein: damn it boy. Sick of life. Rubbish! Can'...
Just when some thought that making somebody laugh was just for fun, some smart practitioners turned it into a lucrative business and these days, comedians live lavishly, which has now brought about an influx of people into the sector of the entertainment industry. In no particular order, these are some of the highest paid comedians in Nigeria as well as their estimated worth, according to Vanguard. Ali Baba Often called the godfather of comedy by most of his younger colleagues, Alibaba is believed to be one of the richest comedians in the land. It is believed that he is worth about N3billion. He performs for the high and mighty in the society and earns an estimated N400 million per annum. Basketmouth With packed shows within and outside the country, Basketmouth commands lots of attention. He boasts of swollen pockets and fat bank accounts. With an estimated net worth of N2billion naira, he makes N192million per annum and about N120 million in endorsement deals. I Go Dye His net worth i...
Oh! This forum is meant for all the single peeps out there!!! Do you want or like when your friends try to set you up with their other single friends? I certainly do not. It's happened to me a number of times within the past two years. My sister tried to pair me up with her co-worker's niece. The problem there was that I had no idea what she looked like or knew what she was interested in. I'm not the best conversationalist in the world, so that would have been a dilemma. To top it all off, she wanted me to take her to a fancy restaurant and pay for everything. Nuh uh. Not on my salary. The other year, my friends forced me to be paired up with one of their friends for their wedding. It was awkward. While she was attractive, I think I'd have a better conversation with a cat. And heck, just the other night, I went out with my friends who invited some of his other friends to a restaurant to celebrate a birthday. My friend sat beside me and said, "Hey, you know everyone...
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