Scun: The guy clearly stated that he had no money and couldn't pay his house rent. Yes, it is a huge problem in Nigeria, we all know how people breed children they can hardly cater for, leading to the proliferation of criminals, contributing to the unemployment level and increasing competition for scarce resources. I know you share the same sentiment, but why let that get in the way of the opposition you have for me Huh?

You are a person!

And what makes you think he did not have money before?

Is it not the same Nigeria where a boss can just sack you the next day or where a company you work for can fail and leave you without means or where you are doing your business is demolished by government? So your daft and poorly educated self did not factor those possibilities in?

Does a man with one wife and two children demonstrate the kind of Nigerians we have a problem with when it comes to family planning for you to make such a moronic conclusion without further information, cretin?

Can you see you are a product of a failed education system?

How is that even Nigeria's second biggest problem, person?

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