When I heard the news (even though it is not yet official) I felt sorry for those who love Ponmo.


For some, it feels like being grounded at home and stripped off your phone at the same time.


It's like the world is about to end �


I mean what is food without that pretty, succulent and innocent Ponmo standing at a vantage point,


That feeling � when the Ponmo wobbles as you perform eating exercise on the food beneath it.


Growing up I used to think that only Yoruba people eat Ponmo until one day in 2004 when I saw “something fascinating”...


A brotherman from the East dealt a bowl of Abacha blows. He has been spooning the Abacha with a straight face (no joy for the Abacha) when he suddenly decided it was time to crucify a Ponmo so he dropped the spoon and moulded his hand into a punch as he tried to pick a “scintillating stew bathed Ponmo”.


You can envisage this scenario right?


It is exactly the way you deal with your favourite swallow and soup.


This kind of punch is sweet when dealing it on a plate of food right? �


How would you feel if a stranger is dealing the “Ponmo punch” on your money?
As he does it his money keeps increasing while you keep losing money.


High-Income Skills are great but what do you do with the money?


Bury it in your backyard?


Keep it at the bank?


Or invest it?


Investing is good, but in most cases you may have to turn over your money to someone else.


The risk here is that the person has a big opportunity to run away with your money.


If you have experienced this before then you most likely know how painful it is.


Even though investing is sweet there is a better way to protect yourself properly while investing.


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PS: This is a public service announcement for those who love “Ponmo” but have decided to read this post and decided not to “declare their Ponmo lives matter ambition” in the Comments Section. Know that I know you even if you are pretending your #saveponmo post is showing on my newsfeed ��

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