SalamRushdie:

Do you wear all your clothes at the same time ?

lol, nice question though

12submarine:
Is this not the garage of that billionaire whose house was stormed by customs officers for not paying import duties?

Nigerians celebrate billionaire tax evaders that supposed to be in jail.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofxbYjzKXk0

miarhpe:
I try to imagine how you would have two billion naira lying in your garage as toys while youths in your street are unemployed? and you sleep comfortably without thinking how can I *create more opportunities for people to be employed?*.

It was a delight seeing the cobbler smile that he got N30 for cleaning my shoe at Oshodi on my way to work, while my polish at home looked robust, waiting only for emergency. It may not make personal financial sense (@unnecessary expensis), but it makes economic sense and puts food on another man's table.

my 2kobo

Did he make them unemployed? Did he get there overnight? Make we hear biko

Same thing came to my notice when I.saw.d pics.

12submarine:
Is this not the garage of that billionaire whose house was stormed by customs officers for not paying import duties?

nairavsdollars:
Ezego of Afonjaland. How did he become a billionaire?

Morôn of OSU ALUSI land

Khd95:
will he drive them all at a time

Get rich or die trying parable of the gold coin bag in the bible

Papanwamaikpe:
It's all vanity

the consolation lines the hopeless poor recite

Papanwamaikpe:
It's all vanity

Your daddy GO has more but that is not vanity

Nice toys

miarhpe:
I try to imagine how you would have two billion naira lying in your garage as toys while youths in your street are unemployed? and you sleep comfortably without thinking how can I *create more opportunities for people to be employed?*.

It was a delight seeing the cobbler smile that he got N30 for cleaning my shoe at Oshodi on my way to work, while my polish at home looked robust, waiting only for emergency. It may not make personal financial sense (@unnecessary expensis), but it makes economic sense and puts food on another man's table.

my 2kobo

My brother if not until now who knew he has those things. It's not a good idea to have money and not make impact no matter what. The focus has sadly been on 'men of God' what of people's Idol, icons, role model what have they done. True they worked for it but it's not bad to give back. So whether it is Adeboye, Oyedepo or Psquare, Davido no matter aw flamboyant your wealth is it will end but impact and life truly mentored won't. Who remembers that Abiola was once the riches man but you can talk about NAFDAC without mentioning Dr. Dora. I choose to make impact more than the drive to make money without a commensurate impact to accompany it. Salute™

What exactly does the guy do?

Vanity upon vanity!!!!!!!!!!!!

nairavsdollars:
Ezego of Afonjaland. How did he become a billionaire?

Good question! Because I don't respect thieves.

miarhpe:
I try to imagine how you would have two billion naira lying in your garage as toys while youths in your street are unemployed? and you sleep comfortably without thinking how can I *create more opportunities for people to be employed?*.

It was a delight seeing the cobbler smile that he got N30 for cleaning my shoe at Oshodi on my way to work, while my polish at home looked robust, waiting only for emergency. It may not make personal financial sense (@unnecessary expensis), but it makes economic sense and puts food on another man's table.

my 2kobo

erm...sorry, but its not your money. if he doesnt want to spend it on developing the youths, he did nothing wrong neither did he commit any crime, the only judging that can be done here is based only on moral correctness which is still debatable.

Lol the same people that will defend their pastors that have private jets worth billions of Naira are now coming here claiming "vanity is vanity"...it is vanity when it is not your pastor but when people attack your pastor concerning private jets and expensive cars you start crying that because they are pastors do not mean they cannot enjoy luxury of life...and here is a man enjoying luxury and the same set of people come here to tell him how he ought to spend his money...some are even saying that they know people around him are poor .hypocrites....your pastors at church,are all the church members richnonsense.....rubbish

Adeebiwa09:



My brother if not until now who knew he has those things. It's not a good idea to have money and not make impact no matter what. The focus has sadly been on 'men of God' what of people's Idol, icons, role model what have they done. True they worked for it but it's not bad to give back. So whether it is Adeboye, Oyedepo or Psquare, Davido no matter aw flamboyant your wealth is it will end but impact and life truly mentored won't. Who remembers that Abiola was once the riches mant you can talk about NAFDAC without mentioning Dr. Dora. I choose to make impact more than the drive to make money without a commensurate impact to accompany it. Salute™

And how are you certain that this man did not impact lives of some people??i personally know some people which he helped and today they are successful....you people should stop jumping into conclusions.....do you even know how many poor people that he helped to secure lands at banana island those days and now those same set of people are now wealthy and even have companies that employed a lot of people ??smh....nigerians and their reasoning though

miarhpe:
I try to imagine how you would have two billion naira lying in your garage as toys while youths in your street are unemployed? and you sleep comfortably without thinking how can I *create more opportunities for people to be employed?*.

It was a delight seeing the cobbler smile that he got N30 for cleaning my shoe at Oshodi on my way to work, while my polish at home looked robust, waiting only for emergency. It may not make personal financial sense (@unnecessary expensis), but it makes economic sense and puts food on another man's table.

my 2kobo

There will always be the poor around us. Do you know what the man is doing to help alot of people ? do your own part

rapfezy:
If you come here and say vanity upon vanity i will slap you

No mind dem jare. Meanwhile, it is a good vanity.

miarhpe:
I try to imagine how you would have two billion naira lying in your garage as toys while youths in your street are unemployed? and you sleep comfortably without thinking how can I *create more opportunities for people to be employed?*.

It was a delight seeing the cobbler smile that he got N30 for cleaning my shoe at Oshodi on my way to work, while my polish at home looked robust, waiting only for emergency. It may not make personal financial sense (@unnecessary expensis), but it makes economic sense and puts food on another man's table.

my 2kobo

For Sure, I Whud Vote For This Person If He'd Contest For The President Chair, Nigeria Need People Like Him.

miarhpe:
I try to imagine how you would have two billion naira lying in your garage as toys while youths in your street are unemployed? and you sleep comfortably without thinking how can I *create more opportunities for people to be employed?*.

It was a delight seeing the cobbler smile that he got N30 for cleaning my shoe at Oshodi on my way to work, while my polish at home looked robust, waiting only for emergency. It may not make personal financial sense (@unnecessary expensis), but it makes economic sense and puts food on another man's table.

my 2kobo

Is that all you could do, sir? N30, for a family man in this harsh economy period? You could have brought him or other cobblers in that area too home or to your street to be polishing your shoes and for others in your hood, with that you would have helped more by taking a man or families away from the street and helped eradicate poverty. How did you feel with my advice? Good. That's exactly how your advice sounded like to the billionaire in the story above.

Nobody can eradicate poverty, single handedly. Let nobody blames anybody for their misfortunes. OYO is everybody. We all have 24 hours in a day, no cheating. You use it as it pleases you. Let the man live his life. Nobody sold Rolls Roys or Rolls Toys to take him off the street, so what's happening right now in the country is not his fault alone, we're all in it together.

Have you read that story, where a barber accused God of not doing enough to help man kind and an intelligent man also accused him of not barbing for a mad man roaming on his street? If not, go and read the story and use the conclusion. It will help you have a rethink sir. Shalom!

HE NEEDS TO LEARN A LESSON FROM THE RICH FOOL, WHO TRUSTED IN HIS RICHES AND DIED AND ENDED UP IN HELL. IN HELL, THE RICH FOOL, BECAME AN EVANGELIST,TRYING TO WIN THE SOULS OF HIS LOVED ONES BUT IT WASNT POSSIBLE. HE SHOULD USE HIS WEALTH AND SERVE GOD,BEFORE HE LEAVES THIS EARTH AND END UP IN HELL, REGRETING THE BEAUTIFUL CHANCES HE LOST TO SERVE GOD,WHILE ON EARTH. 07054142412

nuttyhnic:


Are you brain dead or what? Is the thread not above each other and you are asking the retar.d..ed question

You dey vex gann

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Olu Okeowo is a real estate mogul. His properties are spread on the island - Central Ikoyi, Banana Island etc

He's the chairman of Gibraltar Construction & he's been around for a while.

miarhpe:
I try to imagine how you would have two billion naira lying in your garage as toys while youths in your street are unemployed? and you sleep comfortably without thinking how can I *create more opportunities for people to be employed?*.

It was a delight seeing the cobbler smile that he got N30 for cleaning my shoe at Oshodi on my way to work, while my polish at home looked robust, waiting only for emergency. It may not make personal financial sense (@unnecessary expensis), but it makes economic sense and puts food on another man's table.

my 2kobo

It should not escape your attention that we live in a capitalist society and economy where the winner takes it all! #Aspire

All his family are rich, google Joshua Okeowo his junior brother he is also into property his house is the one you see with 2 boats moored to it if you are looking across lekki Ikoyi bridge that one too has like 2 rolls royce and other vehicles

Bimpe29:
And some of his close family member might be languishing in poverty.

doyinisaac:
And how are you certain that this man did not impact lives of some people??i personally know some people which he helped and today they are successful....you people should stop jumping into conclusions.....do you even know how many poor people that he helped to secure lands at banana island those days and now those same set of people are now wealthy and even have companies that employed a lot of people ??smh....nigerians and their reasoning though

Thanks for the correction. If I would be objective I would say then the bastardized men of God too have made impact, at least we could see proofs. However that is not important may I say that insults and negative comments are not needed. I had an opinion I shared if you disagree which clearly you did there is a better way to address it than the way you did. BTW you are Nigerian too so we are all with that reasoning. So ejo segbo give people the benefits of doubt thanks

Vanity upon vanity is VANITY

He claims he's a billionaire but can't pay import duty, there is problem o.

Halleluyahhhhhhhh,where I dey look for common Camry to drive to feed my family and pay my kid school,see my surname man lineup cruise for garage,yeeeeeee.....lord,,,,,where are you?

miarhpe:
I try to imagine how you would have two billion naira lying in your garage as toys while youths in your street are unemployed? and you sleep comfortably without thinking how can I *create more opportunities for people to be employed?*.

It was a delight seeing the cobbler smile that he got N30 for cleaning my shoe at Oshodi on my way to work, while my polish at home looked robust, waiting only for emergency. It may not make personal financial sense (@unnecessary expensis), but it makes economic sense and puts food on another man's table.

my 2kobo

why should he create anything for them
if they attack him they will be gunned down or worse
they should think and work hard instead of waiting for handout
or you think his property business dindt employ lawyers and bricklayers
mtscheeeew park well and forget this victim mentality
there is no free lunch