The Truth

Now, everyone does not want to see the jersey palava on their timeline simply because it’s too childish or unnecessary. Meanwhile, so many irrelevant topics has been dragged by this same set of people on here. You created the street to be slippery and thrived on it. Now you’re scared to fall. This was never just about jerseys. It’s about a mindset, acting like you’re too big to be called out when you make a mistake, and then responding in a way that only makes things worse. Sending out substandard jerseys knowingly as a follow-up is not a solution. It only raises more questions. And when you believe you have enough influence to control the narrative or silence people, that’s where the real problem starts. Since this began, a lot of narratives have been pushed about me. I’ve been called different names, and I’ve seen attempts to twist the story. To top it all, yall tried to take down my account. But that doesn’t change the facts. I’ve always believed this, if you can’t tell someone the truth publicly, then say it privately. And if you can’t do either, then say nothing at all. Accountability shouldn’t feel like an attack. And speaking up shouldn’t be seen as disrespect. I don’t support bullying, and I won’t be quiet in the face of it. Thank you.

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UPDATE ABOUT THE JERSEY SITUATION. Earlier today, Abazz sent out 10 jerseys across different locations. Ilorin, Ogun, Lagos, Abuja, and Aba. So far, two recipients in Lagos have received theirs and reached out to me with concerns about the quality of the jerseys. At first, I didn’t believe it, but after seeing the videos, I understood why they felt that way. You just have to see the pictures and videos too. I immediately contacted Abazz to raise this, and he explained that what was sent was the “player’s version.” However, in one of the conversations I saw, a recipient requested to return the jersey, and Abazz responded by asking him to keep it while promising to send another jersey of his choice. Any club. Thankfully, others are yet to receive theirs, so this can still be properly addressed before more deliveries are completed. At this point, with more than one person reporting the same issue, it’s important to take it seriously and not treat it as a mistake. For me, this is not about dragging anyone or making noise over jerseys. It’s about integrity. It’s about trust. It’s about doing things the right way, especially when people are involved. I will continue to follow up on this to ensure that everyone who was promised a jersey gets something they are genuinely happy with. We all deserve fairness. Thank you for your patience and continued support, I’ll keep everyone updated.