21/08/2026
We woke up to hear this shocking gist. I needed to check different platforms to be sure it was not another social media stunt.
All said and done, she made a mistake and this is not the end of her life because many of you blaming her have made more costly mistakes in life.
Imagine a lady visiting the in-law for the first time and she was struggling with the remote control with her sister in-law because she wanted to watch her popular show.
When she was corrected, she went inside, pack her things and left without informing her guy. What was her complain? Your family members are not accommodating.
This lady called One of my finest African billionaire by name. Yes, that is blunder at it's peak but she would have changed the game if she apologized immediately but she didn't do that but went ahead with her question.
Mistake made and mistake gone viral but few advise for her.
I know the world is dragging you but this lady should take some break off social media. She should not try to explain or react. Just go off social media for now until another major story hit the social wave.
Secondly, learn from this mistake and move on with your life.
At this point, she will need strong support system to navigate this phase.
To all of you dragging this lady, can you stop and think about your own character deficiency and work on your own shortcomings before the day you will stand before your own Tony or Mr. Tony.
Your own "Tony" issues might not be popular like this but the damage dishonour does is the same be it in career, business, ministry or marriage.
It's just that one might be loud more than the other.
My sincere advice, "deal with your Tony Tendencies now before you stand before the Tony who will not overlook your Tony Tendencies."
Thanks for reading. You can freely share.
Yours truly,
Jethro Oyalakun.
