If Obi Cubana decides to sell one bottle of his odogwu bitters today at N10million Chief Priest, E-Money, Enviable, Davido etc will patronise him, not because it's the cheapest or the highest in quality.
If Obi Cubana is in Owerri today, or have someone he needs to book accommodation for in Owerri, he will look out for Cubana hotels, even if there are other more affordable ones, he will patronise his friend and brother.
Then tomorrow when Obi Cubana has an occasion, you will see these guys with gifts, and cash to celebrate themselves, and you will be wondering why? Some would say it's blood money blabalabla.
But you, because of a difference of N500 in the price, you would leave your friend and patronise a stranger and then when you have a problem you leave the stranger and run to your friends.
When you have a wedding, you invite your friends and expect them to come and do like Obi Cubana's friends.
What is the colour of your problem?
You are building your house, you have a carpenter as a friend, another one is a painter, the other one sells cement; etc you will abandon them, go and patronise strangers, then on the occasion of the opening of the house, you expect them to come and launch it for you, and if they don't show up, you become offended; are you being serious now?
Some friends will not patronise you, even if you sell long life and prosperity. Most of their fears is so that you don't become as rich as they are or even richer than them, as they are always in competition with everyone around them.
Change today. If something bad happens to you today, it's still family and friends who would come, start today to patronise your friends, help them grow their business, so that if you park your car, your friends will park theirs too.
A POOR NEIGHBOUR IS A DANGEROUS NEIGHBOUR.
Written by Ifeanyi Benson.
Mine is also to add don't reap off your friends because they want to patronize you.
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If Obi Cubana decides to sell one bottle of his odogwu bitters today at N10million Chief Priest, E-Money, Enviable, Davido etc will patronise him, not because it's the cheapest or the highest in quality.
If Obi Cubana is in Owerri today, or have someone he needs to book accommodation for in Owerri, he will look out for Cubana hotels, even if there are other more affordable ones, he will patronise his friend and brother.
Then tomorrow when Obi Cubana has an occasion, you will see these guys with gifts, and cash to celebrate themselves, and you will be wondering why? Some would say it's blood money blabalabla.
But you, because of a difference of N500 in the price, you would leave your friend and patronise a stranger and then when you have a problem you leave the stranger and run to your friends.
When you have a wedding, you invite your friends and expect them to come and do like Obi Cubana's friends.
What is the colour of your problem?
You are building your house, you have a carpenter as a friend, another one is a painter, the other one sells cement; etc you will abandon them, go and patronise strangers, then on the occasion of the opening of the house, you expect them to come and launch it for you, and if they don't show up, you become offended; are you being serious now?
Some friends will not patronise you, even if you sell long life and prosperity. Most of their fears is so that you don't become as rich as they are or even richer than them, as they are always in competition with everyone around them.
Change today. If something bad happens to you today, it's still family and friends who would come, start today to patronise your friends, help them grow their business, so that if you park your car, your friends will park theirs too.
A POOR NEIGHBOUR IS A DANGEROUS NEIGHBOUR.
Written by Ifeanyi Benson.
Mine is also to add don't reap off your friends because they want to patronize you.
Copied
#delandsenator #anambrasouthtransformation #fypシviralシ2024 #newnnewi #fypviralシ #fypシ゚viral #fypシ゚
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