My Dirty Boxers

  Ebuka on 2Sure is a big hit but how many of the lots Glo signed are proper brand fits? (Photo credit: SBC) Yesterday was fun, my article on Dunsin Oyekan generated the right amount of controversy and while it was not an attempt to take anything away from the guy’s ministry, some feedback actually did it for me. Special thanks to Tisman, Isaac (CM), and Tolu of Riquesa – who actually introduced me to Theophilus Sunday, my new worship minister, and Deepsea. What are we talking about today? So, I was wondering, do these celebrities that brands sign to push their products or services actually come through for the brands? It’s actually a genuine question and this is sincerely not trying to throw shades or drag anyone in particular. I’ll give a typical example of one I’m privy to. Yemi Alade is no longer a brand ambassador with Lush Hair and the major reason she was dropped was that the brand didn’t feel her energy on the brand and they didn’t get real value on the endorsement, doe...

  Send me lunch tomorrow if you love me. T for thanks. (Photo credit: I don't even know) It’s a hell of a busy day. Struggling to work with the drama going on with my eyes and having to beat a crazy ass deadline, it is what it is. It’s a weird Tuesday. I still have a lot of Oyin on my mind and that’s enough to deal with. Here’s me saying thank you to everyone that offered 2 cents, they’re all highly appreciated. While I can’t even account for Oyin’s whereabouts as I type, I am sure she’s fine and I’ll sure mention it when I’m able to. Again, as always, we’re on the receiving end of the wickedness of our industry – working all night to get something ready for the client, only for the client to go execute elsewhere. It’s a lot of damage to confidence but we’ll continue to grind regardless. Are these internet providers ripping us off? I can’t get real value for data services and I don’t even want to talk about how many people are complaining around me. I can even understand Glo ...