Mr Okoro has been owing me *#40,000* since June last year and has refused to pay.

 

Yesterday you begged him to give you even if it is *#20,000* and forget the rest because of a situation you found yourself this season.

 

He said he has only about *#17,000* in his account and can only afford to send *#15,000* to you. 

 

As half bread is better than none, you had no option than to accept.

 

You woke up the next morning to see an alert of  *#150,000k* with *36* missed calls from him because your phone is always on silent at night and several messages from him begging you to transfer *#135,000* back to him. He said he made a mistake, he wanted to send *#15,000k* and added one extra *0* instead.

 

By Sincerely speaking what will you do?

  😜

Davido, Skales, Super Eagles Player-John Ogu and many Nigerians have reacted to the video of popular actor turned lawmaker, Desmond Elliot allegedly pushing for social media regulation. Recall that few days ago, Desmond Elliot was called out on Twitter over calling for an anti-social media bill. The actor turned politician however denied the allegations.

Well, a video that captured the moment the lawmaker representing Surulere constituency in Lagos, Desmond Elliot called for social media regulation has been making the rounds online.

“In the next five years, there will be no Nigeria if we don’t act now”, he said in the new videoHe also complained bitterly about how children insult politicians on social media at will. “Culture has gone”, he lamented. He, however, seized the opportunity to plead with Nigerian celebrities, social media influencers and motivational speakers to “tune down on the hate narrative.” Well, the actor cum politician has become a top trending gist on Twitter as Nigerians and celebrities alike have joined in criticising him. Music superstar Davido wrote; “Desmond Elliot just destroyed all the precious childhood memories he gave us in movies …”