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GloriousGbola:
https://www.nairaland.com/8442701/efcc-arraigns-man-alleged-23.5



someone looked at this guy and paid him 18m for visa

na real wa

GloriousGbola:
https://www.nairaland.com/8442701/efcc-arraigns-man-alleged-23.5



someone looked at this guy and paid him 18m for visa

na real wa

semid4lyfe:
I be FG employee, and I'm not offended by his car ads mocking civil servants. Rather, I find them amusing and I think the NOA scored an own goal by issuing that statement because instead of shutting him down he's gotten more visibility, virality, momentum and a huge boost.

I mean, this guy has been posting these ads since last year but was ignored and tucked away in a small corner of social media. Now, thanks to the attention from the NOA, he’s scheduled to appear on Channels TV’s morning show today and other media outlets.

In this case, silence and ignoring him into oblivion would have been the better strategy.

GloriousGbola:
https://www.nairaland.com/8442701/efcc-arraigns-man-alleged-23.5



someone looked at this guy and paid him 18m for visa

na real wa

MorataFC:
I get that some people found the ads funny, but honestly, the NOA did the right thing by stepping in. There’s a saying: “A small spark can start a big fire,” and “a stitch in time saves nine.” If you don’t address disrespect early, it can grow and cause real damage.

This isn’t about being too serious or lacking humor, it’s about drawing the line. You can’t keep mocking civil servants publicly and expect no response. In many small businesses with just 20 or 50 staff, you’d face consequences for publicly insulting your boss or coworkers. Why should it be different here?

Even on Nairaland, if you disrespect people or use the wrong words, you get banned. Is Seun scoring an own goal for keeping order on his platform? Of course not. He’s protecting the space. So how much more important is it to defend the dignity of civil servants across the entire nation, people who, at one point or another, include our fathers, mothers, and yours too, or even ourselves, ( though some may have retired?)

That’s exactly what the NOA did: defending the dignity of those who serve the country dutifully and faithfully.

Yes, the guy may have gotten more attention now, but good attention is better than bad. Unfortunately, in this age of moral decay and the so-called "woke" generation, any kind of attention is seen as success. But not for people like us, we still value moral standards. And the internet never forgets, this could come back to haunt him in the future.

The NOA’s move also sends a clear message: there are limits, and not everything is fair game for jokes.
So kudos to them.

Theflint1:
So na because of "not for civil servants" you dey type all this one

MorataFC:
I get that some people found the ads funny, but honestly, the NOA did the right thing by stepping in. There’s a saying: “A small spark can start a big fire,” and “a stitch in time saves nine.” If you don’t address disrespect early, it can grow and cause real damage.

This isn’t about being too serious or lacking humor, it’s about drawing the line. You can’t keep mocking civil servants publicly and expect no response. In many small businesses with just 20 or 50 staff, you’d face consequences for publicly insulting your boss or coworkers. Why should it be different here?

Even on Nairaland, if you disrespect people or use the wrong words, you get banned. Is Seun scoring an own goal for keeping order on his platform? Of course not. He’s protecting the space. So how much more important is it to defend the dignity of civil servants across the entire nation, people who, at one point or another, include our fathers, mothers, and yours too, or even ourselves, ( though some may have retired?)

That’s exactly what the NOA did: defending the dignity of those who serve the country dutifully and faithfully.

Yes, the guy may have gotten more attention now, but good attention is better than bad. Unfortunately, in this age of moral decay and the so-called "woke" generation, any kind of attention is seen as success. But not for people like us, we still value moral standards. And the internet never forgets, this could come back to haunt him in the future.

The NOA’s move also sends a clear message: there are limits, and not everything is fair game for jokes.
So kudos to them.

“I do not come from privilege, I’m a hustler”

shorts from my interview today on the morning brief channels television pic.twitter.com/KmPfgQhqxD

— Sarkin Mota (@SarkinMota_AMF) June 4, 2025

Theflint1:
So na because of "not for civil servants" you dey type all this one

BlueRayDick:

“I do not come from privilege, I’m a hustler”

shorts from my interview today on the morning brief channels television pic.twitter.com/KmPfgQhqxD

— Sarkin Mota (@SarkinMota_AMF) June 4, 2025

I like this guy already .

KingTom u are right o, seems he has sales pacakages for civil servants as well .

BlueRayDick:

“I do not come from privilege, I’m a hustler”

shorts from my interview today on the morning brief channels television pic.twitter.com/KmPfgQhqxD

— Sarkin Mota (@SarkinMota_AMF) June 4, 2025

I like this guy already .

KingTom u are right o, seems he has sales pacakages for civil servants as well .

Emaprince:
Yes he always do.

KingTom:
Bro I don sabi the guy since COVID time na, na why all the epistles wey I read here dey funny me like say na Alamin tell Master strategist to float naira make NOA go find sand lick abeg. The Civil Servants wey dey here no cry na people wey no SERVE any CIVILIAN dey cry

Emaprince:
I dey follow the guy sef...cos I like many of his cars...and the ads are funny.

He has a huge following too. So all this one now will even bring him to the national light more. His business is about to triple in patronage now.

BlueRayDick:

BlueRayDick:

“I do not come from privilege, I’m a hustler”

shorts from my interview today on the morning brief channels television pic.twitter.com/KmPfgQhqxD

— Sarkin Mota (@SarkinMota_AMF) June 4, 2025

I like this guy already .

KingTom u are right o, seems he has sales pacakages for civil servants as well .

afrodoc2:
I told you he will announce sales packages.

Very simple sturvs.

It took me only 5 mins to watch a few of his videos yesterday to predict the formation he will use. You can already guess his kind of personality. He is a natural salesman and will not miss out on such nationwide sales opportunity.

BlueRayDick:
I hope one of these days someone being rushed to hospital for emergency treatment will not die in this Lagos because Tinubu is in Lagos and the movement of vehicle on the highway is stopped for over one hour.

Last December I was stuck along 7 & 8/airport road in Lagos for over an hour. I'm sure Tinubu's plane had probably not left Abuja airport when Airport road in Lagos had been blocked with everyone trapped in the traffic. Funny thing was that it was both sides of the road that was blocked, not just the one he would pass when his plane eventually lands. I'm sure some people who were trying catch a flight out of Lagos would've missed their flight that day due to the wait.

Just last week, the whole of Ahmadu Bello in V.I leading down to Eko hotel was on locked down when he was around most likely to cut ribbon on the Coastal road starting point. I saw long queue of vehicles stuck in traffic which lasted for over an hour. I didn't even know when the traffic cleared eventually.

The issue now is that Tinubu is in Lagos and won't leave until after Salah . Nobody knows his traveling plans within Lagos(of course it is confidential for security reasons) which means that at any time u can just find urself stuck in another traffic either becuase he is stepping out of the house to go for Eid or Jumat prayer. If u no really get something important to do outside, it is advisable to avoid areas like Ikeja, VI, Ikoyi and Lekki this festivity/holiday period o.

KingTom:
And our A4 and ink don go like that

iamoyindamola:
The owner of Lagos is moving

KingTom:
2009 wey I begin my Civil Service journey, Yaradua drop one Raba for boys then, na so I Waka go car stand to price motor, I had two options one 2008 Honda Accord evil spirit for 2.7m, and one Hyundai Sonata 2008 for 2.8m all brand new, bro I tear the Sonata happily because I dey fear K-Leg for Honda, fast-forward to 2018 after I had long sold my Hyundai, I started having nostalgic memories of the Sonata and I checked NL auto section to buy another one, I saw one for 1.7m and I still saw another evil spirit for 1.9m Toks, now na the same motor Sarkin Mota wan sell give us with abeg and installments payment for 14.5m but na Sarkin Mota I go cry for

BlueRayDick:

“I do not come from privilege, I’m a hustler”

shorts from my interview today on the morning brief channels television pic.twitter.com/KmPfgQhqxD

— Sarkin Mota (@SarkinMota_AMF) June 4, 2025

I like this guy already .

KingTom u are right o, seems he has sales pacakages for civil servants as well .

iamoyindamola:
I like as he stood his ground without apologizing

BlueRayDick:
Nowadays u will sell ur car at after serious usage and milage at a price higher than what u paid when u bought it Tokunbo 5 years ago. The exchange rate and inflation don scatter every thing.

afrodoc2:
Something wey dem don budget 400m for. It is better they put it to some use.

KingTom:
You go end up for Yabaleft soon if you continue to dey allow ibime make you laugh and murmur in public

liveLongNprospa:
👀

BlueRayDick:
Apologizing would've mean he was guilty as charged.