For all those in the school of
thoughts that the economic meltdown currently being experienced in Nigeria
affects every citizen, I bet you will have a changed mindset after reading
this.
The unbelievable event happened on Sunday, 4th of December, 2016, during the Harvest Thanksgiving service held at Seventh-Day Adventist Church, in Abule Oja area of Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria.
The chairman of the
fund-raising/bazaar sales at the harvest event, Mr. Tunde Popoola, after
officially declaring the bazaar auction sales open, picked up a ball of
watermelon from the pile of variety of fruits on the floor and put a price tag
of twenty-five thousand on it.
He began his statement with a joke,
he said "All these things (fruits) here belong to vegetarians, and me I'm not
a vegetarian; if there was a cow here now, I would have taken it". Then,
he picked up a ball of watermelon and added, "I'm buying this watermelon
for #25,000".
Every member of the audience responded with a very loud round of applause.
Meanwhile, Mr. Popoola had earlier donated a sum of N250,000 during the fund-raising, to support the church's building renovation project.
Hmm, money speaking. That is money...ego, kudi, owo!
Who recession epp???
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