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Chigozirim retweeted
Do you know how stupid you have to be to graduate with 530k debt from NELFUND and still be supporting the same people who put you in that position???
So when you finally get a job, instead of using your salary to get your life together, you’ll be paying back debts for an education you should have been able to afford in the first place.
The funniest part is that this same fool couldn’t even feed properly in school. He was living like an abandoned he goat, and people had to contribute money to buy him a decent mattress. Yet he’s here campaigning for the same people making life unnecessarily difficult for him.
God go really help me dim that your star. Stupid boy.
Chigozirim retweeted
Eric has been posting impactful content for years and it never went viral like the staged video did. I don’t know what he did to have so much haters but a lot of you were exposed yesterday. God bless you Elic❤️.
Chigozirim retweeted
Like clockwork
Eric Gugua might have staged that reaction from the lady, but that's the real him talking deep down; He was belittling that lady in an attempt to get a response, and if the cameras weren't rolling, he will likely do the same if upset. Intentional 'nsults come as jokes too, and that "How much is your ticket" aggressive question is something a lot of Nigerians can do, and it reeks of classism.
Not sure why people are defending this with the experiment excuse, what we are tolerating now is what others will use as an excuse if it eventually happens. The disrespect will be called experiment in an attempt to do damage control, and we will have no right to be outraged.
Like clockwork
Eric Gugua might have staged that reaction from the lady, but that's the real him talking deep down; He was belittling that lady in an attempt to get a response, and if the cameras weren't rolling, he will likely do the same if upset. Intentional 'nsults come as jokes too, and that "How much is your ticket" aggressive question is something a lot of Nigerians can do, and it reeks of classism.
Not sure why people are defending this with the experiment excuse, what we are tolerating now is what others will use as an excuse if it eventually happens. The disrespect will be called experiment in an attempt to do damage control, and we will have no right to be outraged.