iboboyswag:
Not glorifying stealing but many a people who have not had a deep hunger to succeed won't understand that move.

It ended in praise is what counts!

Big UP's

IamHeWrites:
Pop singer Rema has apologised to a man named Erica for stealing his laptop in 2017, Igbere TV reports.

The musician born Divine Ikubor apologised via a tweet on Monday as he took to the platform to bare his mind.



https://twitter.com/heisrema/status/1310543958708310016?s=19
Cause you wanted to put a smile on your mother’s face, you deprived another man of his peace. The reason why this whole pain will linger. Am sure this guy feels something is getting bad pretty soon for him with the government. Goodluck man


https://twitter.com/heisrema/status/1310542040153890819?s=19

The 20-year-old rose to stardom after signing with Don Jazzy’s Mavin Records in 2019.

Rema, who performed at the finale of the 2020 Big Brother Naija show on Sunday, tweeted that Don Jazzy’s brother D’Prince assured that he was the “chosen one”.



https://twitter.com/heisrema/status/1310531528041037824?s=19

Igbere TV reports that the Benin-born singer also thanked former US President Barack Obama for listing his single ‘Ironman’ as part of his favourite songs of 2019.

“Niggas don’t wanna see a kid win, they feel I got it too easy. I shower with my sweat, we go off on this side like the days in BENIN it got nun to do with my deal, come and sign these papers without a hustler spirit, you gone lose! Management gone change my password now lol,” he added.

Rema severally faces criticism for his music genre. He told critics one time that his kind of music was “Benin Lamba” and he was unapologetic about it.

https://igberetvnews.com/1366278/singer-rema-apologises-stealing-laptop-2017/

IamHeWrites:
Pop singer Rema has apologised to a man named Erica for stealing his laptop in 2017, Igbere TV reports.

The musician born Divine Ikubor apologised via a tweet on Monday as he took to the platform to bare his mind.



https://twitter.com/heisrema/status/1310543958708310016?s=19



https://twitter.com/heisrema/status/1310542040153890819?s=19

The 20-year-old rose to stardom after signing with Don Jazzy’s Mavin Records in 2019.

Rema, who performed at the finale of the 2020 Big Brother Naija show on Sunday, tweeted that Don Jazzy’s brother D’Prince assured that he was the “chosen one”.



https://twitter.com/heisrema/status/1310531528041037824?s=19

Igbere TV reports that the Benin-born singer also thanked former US President Barack Obama for listing his single ‘Ironman’ as part of his favourite songs of 2019.

“Niggas don’t wanna see a kid win, they feel I got it too easy. I shower with my sweat, we go off on this side like the days in BENIN it got nun to do with my deal, come and sign these papers without a hustler spirit, you gone lose! Management gone change my password now lol,” he added.

Rema severally faces criticism for his music genre. He told critics one time that his kind of music was “Benin Lamba” and he was unapologetic about it.

https://igberetvnews.com/1366278/singer-rema-apologises-stealing-laptop-2017/

KingAzubuike:
He stole it for Yahoo. Remember that 17 yr old boy that bought his mother a car that year? It was Rema

https://www.nairaland.com/4199376/17-year-old-boy-buys-car-mother

KingAzubuike:
He stole it for Yahoo. Remember that 17 yr old boy that bought his mother a car that year? It was Rema

https://www.nairaland.com/4199376/17-year-old-boy-buys-car-mother

Patson080:



You're a very big fool.

iboboyswag:
Not glorifying stealing but many a people who have not had a deep hunger to succeed won't understand that move.

It ended in praise is what counts!

Big UP's

SmartyPants:


My dear boy, you are glorifying stealing.

Bifrost:


There's no level of poverty that will ever justify stealing.

iboboyswag:


True! No one was justifying stealing, even Rema himself didn't justify it.

He just says it was something he had to do, good or bad! Like we are sometimes left with the options of doing only despicable things in certain situations.

It's not for you to judge... There is no sin greater than the other.

Bifrost:


I'm not judging, though.

Amotolongbo:
There was this boy I stole his N5 then when I was in primary school cos I lost my money. I was so hungry that day and all I could do was to pilfer his money, cos I knew he was the richest in class and the five Naira was nothing to him.

I haven’t seen the boy since we left secondary school to pay him bountifully

iboboyswag:



Like I said Mr blogger, you won't understand... It is far beyond your pay grade.

iboboyswag:
Not glorifying stealing but many a people who have not had a deep hunger to succeed won't understand that move.

It ended in praise is what counts!

Big UP's

WoundedLamb:


Are you saying the end justified the means? So stealing is ok provided it ends in "praise"? Ended in praise for who? Rema? You don't care about the outcome for the laptop owner? And praise to who? God of thieves? Or God of Yahoo?

Bro, what counts here is that he apologized (public apology is the height of great conscience) and not that it ended in "praise". The person whose laptop was stolen might have been hustling too and you don't know what he might have lost because of that singular action. If that laptop could change Rema's story to such an extent, the absence of it must have had a similar but opposite effect on the original owner. So ending well for Rema is not all that counts.

Amotolongbo:
There was this boy I stole his N5 then when I was in primary school cos I lost my money. I was so hungry that day and all I could do was to pilfer his money, cos I knew he was the richest in class and the five Naira was nothing to him.

I haven’t seen the boy since we left secondary school to pay him bountifully

WoundedLamb:


Are you saying the end justified the means? So stealing is ok provided it ends in "praise"? Ended in praise for who? Rema? You don't care about the outcome for the laptop owner? And praise to who? God of thieves? Or God of Yahoo?

Bro, what counts here is that he apologized (public apology is the height of great conscience) and not that it ended in "praise". The person whose laptop was stolen might have been hustling too and you don't know what he might have lost because of that singular action. If that laptop could change Rema's story to such an extent, the absence of it must have had a similar but opposite effect on the original owner. So ending well for Rema is not all that counts.

SmartyPants:


Nonsense talk.

WoundedLamb:


Are you saying the end justified the means? So stealing is ok provided it ends in "praise"? Ended in praise for who? Rema? You don't care about the outcome for the laptop owner? And praise to who? God of thieves? Or God of Yahoo?

Bro, what counts here is that he apologized (public apology is the height of great conscience) and not that it ended in "praise". The person whose laptop was stolen might have been hustling too and you don't know what he might have lost because of that singular action. If that laptop could change Rema's story to such an extent, the absence of it must have had a similar but opposite effect on the original owner. So ending well for Rema is not all that counts.

KingAzubuike:
He stole it for Yahoo. Remember that 17 yr old boy that bought his mother a car that year? It was Rema

https://www.nairaland.com/4199376/17-year-old-boy-buys-car-mother

akinloye19995:
Not glorifying stealing but myriad a folks who have not had a depths hungry to succeed won't understand that step.It ended in accolades is what counts!Big UP's

Kingchuksero:
Everybody have in one time or the other taking something that didn't belong to them. Wether it belongs to a relative, friend or stranger.

Amotolongbo:
There was this boy I stole his N5 then when I was in primary school cos I lost my money. I was so hungry that day and all I could do was to pilfer his money, cos I knew he was the richest in class and the five Naira was nothing to him.

I haven’t seen the boy since we left secondary school to pay him bountifully

Amotolongbo:
There was this boy I stole his N5 then when I was in primary school cos I lost my money. I was so hungry that day and all I could do was to pilfer his money, cos I knew he was the richest in class and the five Naira was nothing to him.

I haven’t seen the boy since we left secondary school to pay him bountifully

post=94406046:
Poverty is not a disease...........it's something worse!!

God punish Poverty!

Poverty,
Take am,
Ya Papa!!

Crackhead25:

Mama

TemmyDayo50:


I'm the boy... Come and Pay me back Bountifully

Dbarrzx:
I am here ooo

QuantAnalyst:


I am the boy

moneyissweet:
Na me be that boy...how u wan pay,in cash or in kind?


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CosmicPhoenix:

return my money back

Ategberoson:



I'm the boy elder brother, you can forward it to my account to delivered to him

aaking:



You have seen D boy . I'm here for you

Kriss216:

I'm the boy.
I've forgiven you though.

naiirablog:



I am the boy. What a small world.
Always suspected it was you though.

Bmaster:
Hii was that boy,
Now pay me back handsomely

Tranquild:
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It's me, Emeka