Mr Macaroni that I was on my own ranting here about how the month of May was ALWAYS unfortunate for me, and how it already started with ‘Gbese’ as I accidentally damaged someone’s Lexus with my truck while trying to come out of a tight space, and he entered my DM to ask for the total cost of the damage on both cars to handle. Had to beg him to forget my own truck for me to fix. Sent me 600k just like that. I was in a restaurant when I received that money, and I shed a few tears. Honestly not because I couldn’t afford it, but because I have hardly been a beneficiary of financial help in my life. Also gave me and my wife $1k each as his birthday gift to us that same year. Lost count of the times he dashed my workers wads of mint Naira while we were designing his house. He’s my own celebrity abeg! Love you Debo 🖤

I feel like if I don't eat eba within 24 hours, I will faint.

Congratulations dear. Nollywood to the world. 👍👍👍

The company I booked for this gorilla charged me 80,000 and insisted I must pay them. I told them clearly that I needed the gorilla from 11am to 4pm. These people showed up at our agreed time and the battery for the costume wasn’t working. God, I wasn’t happy. 😩 I told the woman that immediately she confirmed my booking, she was supposed to check that her equipment was in good condition. She asked me, “How am I supposed to know that the battery wasn’t working?” I was like… madam, that is exactly why you check your equipment before coming for someone’s event. We waited until 3:20pm before they finally brought another costume. This guy entered the gorilla and OMO! He was GOOD! Within that one hour, he pulled a crowd, entertained people and created so much attention for us. After one hour, the company came and said they were done. I said, “I no gree o. Who performs for 1hr for 80,000?” 😂 We argued and the woman eventually left angrily with her costume. But I wasn’t done. I called the guy inside the gorilla and asked him how much they pay him to wear the costume. He said 5,000. 5,000???? 😭 I was shocked because this guy is a really good dancer. He entertained the crowd for one solid hour and did exactly what we needed. So I told him, “Come and work for me.” I’m going to buy my own costume and he’ll be wearing it for us whenever we have marketing. And no, I’m not paying him that meager 5,000. I’ll pay him like I pay my staff. The guy kept saying, “God bless you ma. God bless you ma.” Honestly, sometimes what looks like a bad experience can lead you directly to an opportunity. I went looking for a gorilla. I came back with my own gorilla dancer. Now I can activate whenever I want without paying another company 80k every time. Business is really about looking for opportunities everywhere.