FEMI ADESINA – IT’S NOT ME
My brother, I want to do small amebo to you o. You see, I like you as a person seeing that you have even come for one of my plays so I must protect your interest. If you see the way the people on Duke Summit have been yabbing you, you will pity yourself o. From the ones that say you have big head to the ones that say they do not know what has come over you, kai. If you read some of these things, you will not be able to enter the other room for some time. They say that you have even overtaken Uncle Lai in that area, you know na. That Uncle Lai is going for refresher course to take back his title. They always finish you o. they say it is fear that is doing you, that you are just talking any how so that you will keep your position since there is nothing you are coming back to if anything happen to this job. It is not me that will tell you all that they are saying, in fact please don’t call my name o, I am just giving you hot gist so that you know how to move. If you call my name, I will deny you o. All you need to do, is to pull back and begin to look at your legacy in service because it’s looking like in the last six months, you are working very hard to destroy all that you have built throughout your career. The good thing is that, the people on the Summit still like you, they just feel that too much good food and wine which you never used to take while at Maza Maza must have gone into your head. They are even comparine you with Chukwumerije. Me, I don’t know if you can handle secret, I would have told you more. It’s just that from the way you handle matters like calling Apostle Suleman fake without even cross-checking your facts, making brother Reno take you to the cleaners is making me fear to give you all the gist. I should give you the names of these people on Duke Summit who are yabbing you? You sef think am na? If I talk am, you sef no go look me one kind? I have to be like Tunde Thompson and Nduka Irabor na. Me sef dey look my legacy, if you no look your own. My bro, let’s keep our heads held up high. Thank you.