In this big 2026, there are some conversations that I would imagine wouldn’t even be coming up again, but fam, information reaching me is that some of you carried the bad behaviour from last year into this year.
So, let us address those things now that the year is coming to an end. Hopefully, we all come correct 2027
1. Arguing About Davido & Wizkid
The country is in flames and you’re still here arguing about “The GOAT of Afrobeats?” Oga wrap it up ooo, fuel is now 1,500, Children and families are displaced, and you still want to make arguments about people that don’t even know you?!
Nawa for you ooooo.
2. Debating Over Nigerian & Ghanaian Jollof
Nobody has ever changed their mind in this argument, not once, not ever!
E don do oooo! Every small thing, Jollof rice, are you not tired of having the same argument over again? Is Jollof rice a national treasure.
Jollof rice is not coming to save us, ejorrr.
3. Collecting Indomie & Rice During Elections
So, some of you still sell your votes with Rice and Indomie in 2026? Abegggg na, we can do better than that Collecting the palliative is not the problem ooo, but making it affect your vote in 2027 is the main koko!
4. Having Tribal Arguments
See, at the end of the day, nobody gets it easy in Nigeria, tribe or not! What the Igbo man suffers is still what the Yoruba and Hausa man will suffer! Nobody is getting any preferential treatment.
If Mr. A buys rice for 100K, Mr. B will still buy it for the same amount, so why the division Ehn, my people.
So, you better behave yourself.
5. Pricing Things That Should not be Priced
You sef, why are pricing boiled groundnut that’s 400 Naira? Omo some of you can price ehn, even when in your heart, you know the price you were given was decent. If Nigerians don’t price, they just feel like they’ve been cheated
How much do you now want to buy the groundnut for…100 Naira? Omo you go Relaxxxx oooo
So, my dearest people, these are some things we shouldn’t still be doing in this big 2026, talk more of carrying it over to 2027. Let us do better! https://kraks.co/5-things-gen-zs-are-slowly-correcting/
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