Chairman of Lagos State Parks and Garages Management Committee, Musiliu Akisanya, popularly known as MC Oluomo, has sent a message to his critics. Taking to his Instagram page to share a video of him living his best life, MC Oluomo stated that it isn’t all arguments or criticisms he would reply to or answer, not is it all battles he would respond to. He would rather lift his standard and allow the criticisms to fall off. Revealing how he deals with criticisms, he cautioned his fans to stop wasting their time with the raven. As for him, he would take them to a new height and watch them will fade away.
“The only bird that dares to peck an Eagle is the Raven. It sits on the Eagle’s back and bites its neck. However, the Eagle doesn’t respond or fight back against the raven, rather, it just opens its wings and begins to fly higher in the sky. The higher the flight, the harder it is for the Race to breathe and the Raven eventually falls due to lack of oxygen. It’s not all battles you need to respond to. It’s not all arguments or criticisms you reply to or answer. Just lift your standard and they will fall off. Stop wasting your time with the Raven. Endeavour to take them to a new height and they will fade away. May God take us to a height where it will be difficult for the enemy to peck us (Amen). Wishing you a successful endeavour as you continue in the journey of life”.
Netizens call for the arrest of MC Olumo’s son for lavish spraying of new Naira on Kwam 1 amidst scarcity
This is coming after some netizens had called for the arrest of the children of MC Oluomo following a trending video of them spraying tons of new notes.
In the viral social media video, we see Fuji king, Kwam 1 hailing the children of MC Oluomo at an event for spraying tons of new notes on him.
The video shared captured the moment musician was seen hailing them and singing their praise, “Awon omo Musiliu, awon omo Ayinde” which translates to Children of Musiliu, Children of Ayinde whilst they spray away the newly redesigned notes.
This is coming at a period of new notes scarcity which has left many Nigerians in anguish and frustration and in some cases, death.
