galek:


SO MUCH COMPROMISE IN OUR SOCIETY. That Man deserves more Accolades. I wish I can have his Bank Account, to show my Support for REPRESENTING MY KIND OF PERSON or say MY KIND OF DAD. #ZeroToleranceDaddy

how many needy have you asked f
or their digits stop showing off

meetme01:


Like your Dad..

My dad?



You had to mention my dad because I called you who you are?

Two-edged sword, hmmm...

CallMeDrino:


https://globaltimesng.com/gov-fayemi-appoints-father-who-refuses-to-accommodate-son-over-covid-19-as-ambassador/

He is a wicked and selfish father.
He didn't even see to calling NCDC or any relevant govt agency to see to his son's safety or isolation. He just left his own son on the street to infect others if he is covid-19 positive and not him. He doesn't know that the spread of any virus is like networking, if his son is positive and he infects anyone on the street, the virus would keep moving and may eventually get to him (the father).
Finally, blood is thicker than water, he should not have done that to his own blood. Once this pandemic is over, his son would never forgive him, and believe me, the father has sinned against God.

MyVILLAGEpeople:
This looks like arrangee things.

.. if i see people with brain i quickly recognise them. Bros i spot you out of the crowd. If you know you know......Mr Ayodeji or what you called him is b4 this incident a very well known friend of Fayemi...don't ask me how?....But all the same the appointment was in good fate

Bolosiye:
.. if i see people with brain i quickly recognise them. Bros i spot you out of the crowd. If you know you know......Mr Ayodeji or what you called him is b4 this incident a very well known friend of Fayemi...don't ask me how?....But all the same the appointment was in good fate

I received countless mentions bashing me on this my observation. Thanks bro.

Baba too dey fear

The power of social media

That's what it means to have a strong discipline n policy

glowingflame7:


The father only did the proper thing, following due process. He didn't deny his son. If the security guys knew their work, they'll have known that's the normal thing. Anyone coming from risk prone area should be isolated for at least 14days. Whether you are Buhari or Donald Trump. It's just normal precaution. Even internationally where countries are helping their citizens back home. The persons go through same process.
If the son infects the father and whoever else is at home. The son has great chance of recovery compared to the father. It's simple common sense.

Oga, I am very sure u didn't read my comment with knowledge, if u do, u wouldn't comment and say 'it's simple common sense'

I am sorry for over estimating your sense of reasoning, but I felt matured mind reads and comment here.


In my comment sir, u can see I congratulated the man and blamed the boy for not listening to his father. I even presumed the man's deligency to work at his peak years.

I was being sarcastic with my comment, and if u read with wisdom, u would understand it was a two-edged comment.

I didn't condemn the man's actions. It was on point, I only expected him to have treated it with more consuiosness, it may bomrang at later years, if better care is not taken.

Kindly apply common sense to understand my msg.

Many thanks for quoting me.

kikero:
Not just in Nigeria

In America, a father threw out his son who traveled to a corona virus hotspot just to party on the beach

The father did so because the family residence is shared by the son's grandparents....who are both in their late 80's, and are far more at risk for covid 19 infection.

The son, if I recall, went back to his college to stay there.

Why do you hate Nigerians so?
Isn't it time you deactivate this moniker too or hasn't your gospel failed on this one enough?