These Gen Z guys need to take it slow...
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How else would you expect Teni to receive the award? However, I feel she should have ended the online debate. (Photo credit: Channels TV) |
As much as I am all for the emerging generation of brave kids and adventurous souls, it’s becoming clear that the future is bleak as we begin to mortgage common sense at the altar of confidence.
I am beginning to get worried at how the highly celebrated “Soro
soke” generation is going about this liberation thing and it will be highly
counterproductive at the end of the day if they don’t apply caution and allow
some level of decorum to prevail in their dealings.
Case in point: I saw a resignation letter from a student
that was hired by a firm for the period of the now-suspended strike action by
ASUU, you may have seen it and if you think it’s for clout you might have a
rethink because it’s not. The firm confirmed the letter where the student wrote
“O ti lor” and ended it there.
You’ll come across it and laugh, lots of people will easily
make excuses for the boy and say it’s a Gen Z thing, but with his social currency
ruined, if he ever wants to apply for a job in the future and someone pulls
that up, would you understand and also laugh or you’ll do what Gen Zs do –
Shift goalpost?
I am an apologist of the generation and despite people
campaigning against hiring them, I enjoy working with them as I’m always
intrigued by their questions and thought processes but can they begin to think
twice before looking for retweets and likes on social media?
As much as I stand with Teni at the award presentation last
week, simply because she did absolutely nothing wrong in my own estimation, I
stand to be corrected, I’d have expected her to drop a post on her handle to
end the noise about her action or inaction by social media bandits.
Leaving it open, and allowing people to drag her into
needless drama doesn’t speak well of her. I am never going to be drawn into the
debate of whether she deserves the award or not with people bringing up Olamide’s
name which I align with, but if you know anything about Teni’s father, you’d know
the award was fair.
Regardless of how useless they are, my Bible encourages me
to respect authority. A note that says “My action was not to disrespect the
president” would have ended the madness, she doesn’t owe anyone anything
outside that as I repeat, I don’t think she did anything wrong but allowing it
to linger on social media was also unnecessary.
As much as I’d rather ignore it, I don’t think the Paystack
guy made sense with his attire. Nigeria has not legalized same-sex marriage, if
they arrest him, would they have a case against him or not? I don’t have the El
Jibiti energy today, just asking you to think about it. Ire o.
😂😂😂😂
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