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Student Who Stole iPhone 8s At Computer Village Confesses “I Need Money To Pay School Fees”

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Lola O
March 9, 2018 at 12:03 AM
Stealing is in the average Nigerian’s DNA, including the young. How did he end up using an I-Phone 8, the latest version, being a student, that me, an attorney living and working in New York, cannot afford? I have an I-Phone 5 bought on sale over a year ago, being an older version. The problem with Nigerians is that they want to live big, no matter what their status is in life. Everyone is a “big boy” or “big girl” in Nigeria, with the girls resorting to prostitution and the boys yahoo yahoo, to support their extravagant, fake lifestyles. How can you have an I-Phone 8 while riding Okada and Maruwa around, with no private transportation of your own? Does that make sense?. So, the I-Phone 8, that could pay his tuition for the year with a little left over to buy food, is being carried around to prove that he has arrived. Even if his “rich uncle’ or brother gave it to him, he should have sold it to pay for his tuition, which takes priority over a phone that will soon become obsolete when a newer version is released next year. I feel sorry for the Nigerian mentality. There is no sense of living within one’s means anymore. Even my daughter was able to buy an I-Phone 7 last year, from her salary as a high school teacher for two years and to reward herself for getting admission into Harvard Medical School. It is extremely sad and disturbing that these are the future leaders of Nigeria, omo ole (thief child). Don’t parents question their children how they are able to afford their lifestyles anymore? There’s nothing wrong with living big, if you have earned it legitimately and honestly in your life-time. Stealing and false lifestyle is no option. After all said and done, the leaders are master thieves, with one stupid, knuckle head Governor advising youths recently, to steal rather than smoke weed? Misguided and misplaced priorities. Like leaders, like followers. God have mercy o.
DB
March 9, 2018 at 7:22 AM
He wasnt going to pay school fees, he wanted to do big boy. Only God knows if the iphone 5 he wanted to dispose wasnt stolen too. All these children that want to live big without working for it….Thief!
May God help this future generation. The older generation has eaten the future with no future left. God have mercy