Joey

The current Plateau State Governor has also done something similar recently. He showed up at the launch of a Plateau-based youth entrepreneur who manufactures industrial sewing machines under the brand name “Longji.” All he basically did was send an invitation and attend. Unfortunately, positive stories like this rarely gain traction. The only news that usually goes viral is the negative stuff that the opposition pays influencers to push. I’m not sure how it is with tech events though.

In Benue, no group other than the Tiv has a realistic chance of producing a governor. From speaking with many Idoma people, especially the men, the things they say about Tiv men make you wonder how the two groups ended up in the same state. In Nasarawa, the repeated election of settler candidates is also driven by ethnic rivalry: a Mada person will not vote for an Eggon candidate, and an Eggon person will not vote for a Mada candidate. The same pattern runs through other parts of the country. So it is odd to wake up and single out “tribalism” in Plateau just because you overheard a conversation among a few people. Where in Nigeria does that kind of thing not happen?💁🏻‍♀️

He asked me for lunch money once and I sent it, then turned around and tried to borrow money from me…. all before we’d even met, since we don’t live in the same city. I just know is a bad market, How is a man asking me for money before i even asked him? Shey it’s supposed to be ladies first?😌🤣