Is POVERTY a choice? || Rich VS Poor

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[@THISISDORCAS]

Poverty only becomes a choice when you have access to information and opportunities, and you don't make use of it.

[@Whitebeards_omo_ileri]

Exactly my point

[@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993]

Are they living in the bush naked? There's information everywhere

[@delekarma]

we have access to information bro. The internet holds the greatest opportunities

[@THISISDORCAS]

@@delekarma Na you believe say everybody get phone

[@THISISDORCAS]

@@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993 ok. Once again, please touch grass. Go and see how people literally don't even have access to electricity not to talk of phones

[@dennisadetoso1028]

To be tagged as poor is wild 😂😂😂

[@yiojoshuaterungwa]

Absolutely crazzyy! To think this was meant to be an intelligent conversation Nigerians do away with intelligence and focus on being smart thats literally what keeps killing the country. Its made a culture in Nigeria where people hoard rather than exchange it value for value thats what the whiteman does but nigerians supposedly the most smartest people in the world are operating a democratic economy since 1999 are unable to have something as simple as a working credit system. Theres more than 250 million people in this country young sitting around using vibrators and busting nuts all over the place mean china used 15 years straight amended labour laws to fit US labour laws and asked them to always contract chinese flr manufacturing jobs uptil today when a multinational conglomerate comes to nigeria they just make a headline about how much they are going to invest instead the government say keep your money dont build and office here instead hire our citizens as expertraites to your companies and pay them in accordance to your labour laws and pay them their worth

[@Whitebeards_omo_ileri]

But it the reality of most Nigerians

[@Whitebeards_omo_ileri]

It’s our reality 😊

[@forexgodpro]

Nau there's always a way out both spiritually and mentally.​@@Whitebeards_omo_ileri

[@abdulmaliksalami7539]

I was shocked as I saw the thumbnail 😂😂

[@ajakaiyegodson]

My heart goes out to the Christopher guy, I pray it works out for him eventually ❤

[@Whitebeards_omo_ileri]

Amen

[@fehintolaladipo]

Honestlyyy. He's so vocal and smart and realistic

[@ajourneytoremember12]

To be able to come this show to talk about your situation is really underrated. Not many can do this

[@TheWestAfricanCritic]

yea that's true. the whole country is in your business now

[@Adrian-xc4nw]

from this video, my two cents Adeife just gave me the vibe that she doesn't understand things from other perspectives and only sees things from her own way, she gave valid points ngl,but at times,i felt like she sounded inconsiderate Noah uses religion as all, which can be both good and bad Lawrence, tbf i think he works in that forex academy favor just seemed like a good person and yes her English may not be the best, but i just felt nothing butgood energy from her i liked the chief, cuz he sees things from both perspective and from what he said, being rich didn't change him from wanting to help ppl i really liked Christopher as well, he seemed like a genuinely good guy ready to do better and i truly hope and pray he gets noticed from this video

[@Whitebeards_omo_ileri]

@@Adrian-xc4nw I like you too my bro And I pray too

[@tochukwumodebelu1920]

Well said 👏

[@yusukeGum]

The rich girl Adeif I think she has no clue why there is still poverty in Nigeria why there is still the rich in Nigeria and why there is these different classes it's because of society has divided these classes and also this religious guy Noah I disagree with him when he said that God created the rich and he created the poor and that's incorrect God actually created people to live a healthy life by nature not by money so people could be superior to other people because they have money that's false 0:05

[@Adrian-xc4nw]

@@Whitebeards_omo_ileri hoping you get your flowers

[@Adrian-xc4nw]

@@tochukwumodebelu1920 thanks boss

[@peterwilliams1050]

The Chief spoke very well. He made very good points.

[@ifedayoayoade9433]

Highly insensitive to think poverty is a choice in a country where a significant majority lives below the poverty line

[@Whitebeards_omo_ileri]

I tire ooo

[@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993]

You want sensitivity or you want truth?

[@Indueseason7]

THAT PART

[@richmondboahene6536]

Poverty is a choice. Whiles 80percent of Nigeria population is poor

[@oluwagbemigacs]

That it is insensitive does not mean it is a lie.

[@boluwatifeidowu3793]

With the way Christopher spoke, I believe he will soon be rich. He seems to have dropped the poverty mentality, just that the results haven’t shown yet.

[@TheWestAfricanCritic]

i don't see it. he has a degree in social work. he's not getting wealthy with that. He needs to learn a skill more valuable to the marketplace and then be exceptional because he is in Nigeria.

[@tamiausten873]

5:28 he actually started hot. I love how he talked about people's zeal being dead. They were saying some of the "poor" side are being religious, they are actually acting like a lot religious people. You can't be talking about anything without any space for consideration of emotions. Many of us still have passion, personally I'm struggling to keep my passion alive everyday in this country. People have worked and struggled until they stop one day without knowing that they've even stopped because it's become so hard. 9:11 I'm poor right now, it's definitely not my choice. When it comes to begging, I can't even beg someone who owes me for my money. I don't like to have to ask for things, it's either I deserve it or I don't and in either case I feel it's on the person to do the right thing. I shouldn't have to beg for what is mine, same for what isn't mine, the owner will choose to give me 🤷🏾‍♀️. Some people have better mindset, yet they don't have much more than me either. They've forgotten that Nigeria steals the fire in many people's eyes.

[@Whitebeards_omo_ileri]

I am only advocating for my fellow Poor people

[@DavidSamuel-gz7cf]

Exactly. It's because of him I'm rethinking my stance that "poverty is a choice". If it was only red polo guy and black polo lady, I will not shake. Funny enough, I'm poor and because of Chris, I think I espouse that whole poverty is a choice axiom simply because I've not done as much work as he's most probably done only to end up with nothing to show for it. I'm still young. I have more years ahead of me. So I think I'll rather be humbler from henceforth. Poverty is a choice but not in all cases ❤

[@shotz_vienii]

@@TheWestAfricanCritic are you hard at hearing?? didnt you hear when he said, he had to keep his certificate aside and learnt a different skill.... una go dey choose to listen to wetin you wan hear. i pray he becomes tho.

[@Favour_VirtualAssistant-f8i]

Lawrence, struck the balance in this conversation, very smart guy… I’m of his school of thought

[@sookwalinga]

‘Poverty becomes a choice when you fail to make yourself valuable!’ Lawrence

[@CPE705]

💯💯💯💯

[@forexgodpro]

I agree 💯

[@lawrenceoghor4598]

Glad you got my point 💯

[@yusukeGum]

I disagree poverty is not a choice when people fail is because people make mistakes when they become poor so when people don't have a solution in life well they fail is because the system don't help and by the way in America there is some citizens in America don't have health care or some of them do not have insurance because they don't have the possibility to pay their rent and if they don't have any opportunities to pay their rent well they put them outside the streets if you don't pay your rent or any bills that will put you outside and you have nowhere else to go because it's not only an African thing where you see people in the streets or hustling so this is why people commit criminal activities because they don't have any solution in life because they come from the poorest area that don't get help 0:04

[@ugoszn]

Man! The chief is a well of wisdom & eloquence actually

[@itorobassey4471]

To a degree, both sides are blinded by their reality.

[@jaughnekow]

true, we all have different experiences...

[@ritamanafa]

True!

[@tutublossom8545]

@@itorobassey4471 exactly

[@ifeanyiobiadoh5323]

True 😅 Both sides are so soaked into their reality. 😅

[@andrewiyanya447]

100% correct.

[@trippn8522]

I feel Favour is comfortable with what she has, and wouldn't want to reach for more. Comfort is the enemy to growth

[@RaphaelDraco-g3n]

The difference in the mindset is sooo clear

[@ajisegbedeadejokeaanuoluwa9640]

Yea, it's the mindset, it's a pity that most of our parents think this way..

[@bamefybambam7066]

Who gives man the zeal and mindset to do these things?! Who gives some people no zeal or mindset to do these things?! Something's are genetic(nature),some are conditional(nuture).

[@techwitheze]

That is what ppl at the top and motivational speakers will tell you because they want to take all credit for their successes but look into the lives of the richest ppl in the world there is always a spark of luck which religious ppl will call grace

[@savethebees412]

Anyway I’m still early so I think the comment has a good chance of being seen by the people behind this channel. Thank you so so much for the content you guys make. Hearing people talk about concepts and have what are often difficult conversations can be a very helpful way to use entertainment to enrich the conversations we have in our culture (and consequently that discourse shapes our culture). So thank you for doing what you do! Supposing I live in Lagos I would’ve already applied to work with you guys because I truly think this channel is giving both entertainment and substance and I wish to help with that in any way I can.

[@ameenhusseinah397]

what i see here is privilege at full blown play. you can tell people to get up and do something, but don’t ever think the 100% reward for hardwork is success; it’s not! success is often a complex interplay of circumstances, opportunities, and sometimes sheer luck. we’ve seen it play out a lot; it’s as mundane as that classmate that won’t read as much as you’ve ‘diligently’ read in school, and still pass than you. some don’t even write as substantial as you. also, privilege isn’t just about money; it’s also about knowledge, exposure, accessibility, opportunities, ableism (this is one whole big conversation on its own). even to not have “poor mentality”, is also a privilege. many hardworking individuals face systemic barriers that make it challenging to translate their efforts into success, and this is practically what the speakers on the ‘poor’ end of the discussion are trying to tell you. and saying nigeria is an enabling environment, that’s a blatant dishonest statement. nigeria has dampened potentials more than you can ever think of. and the only thing that largely makes you different from these people is the said privilege; you need to go out there and see for yourself, how much nigerians are incredibly talented and potentially endowed but what stand between then and where they want to be is simply resources and opportunities. please go out and touch grass more, so you can be in tune with reality. societal conversations as this; your narrowed privileged position shouldn’t be the bar (measure of impact or influence), it only makes sense that the standards for judgment should reflect the 'average man’s reality’, or at least, the experiences of the most affected populations. deal with data, statistics; not personal anecdotes or isolated experiences. you can walk people through the path of success (at least, so that they can be as successful as you are), but you can’t separate these limiting factors in judging or deciding if they ‘choose to be poor’. ciao!

[@dexterity_1st]

well said

[@Whitebeards_omo_ileri]

I for read everything…but I don talk my mint already

[@toluo2944]

You are so brilliant, thank you for putting the words to my thoughts.

[@itorobassey4471]

@@ameenhusseinah397 Very well put. Thank you.

[@yahushasdaughter9106]

You are wise and thank you.

[@shoyintinubu]

Wow Lawrence is so well spoken! As well as Christopher with their views it really made me think however the lady in green could have been kinder

[@Melb321]

The rich guy in grey jacket is so smart!!!!

[@samueleriyai1541]

Wise is a better word

[@mixyyourmediaguy]

I am not poor. God forbid!!!. I just don't have enough money yet

[@meritchukwuemeka7449]

😂❤❤❤

[@cie-cuche3302]

"If I have money but don't have husband where is the happiness" 😂😂💔 that lady cracked me up

[@menpostingw]

So dull😅

[@yomide_naturals]

That's how far her mind goes, she would rather be married and dependent on her husband than be married and rich

[@yomide_naturals]

That's how far her mind goes, she would rather be married and dependent on her husband than be married and rich

[@thecatholicnextdoor3058]

​@@yomide_naturals That's where the concept of privilege sets in-education is far fetched luxury for the majority. Listen to them well, their minds are too far apart. Those poor ones cannot see past their immediate woes and those rich ones cannot see beyond their current luxury.

[@Rumbu_P]

Every malam with em Buta 😃

[@AJBam-xc5rd]

Christopher, the real guy...i pray you find your breakthrough 😊

[@BinaOrogun]

I think I have a crush on lawrence😭😭. Like he's so smart. I loved the way he answered the questions❤

[@PhiwoCreates]

For me poverty is not a choice , however taking the steps to become wealthy is a choice one can make. Yeah, it may or may not work out in the end but I think the fact that you tried is the most important part really.

[@amourelove475]

You don’t choose to be poor but can choose to be rich ??? You made no sense … it’s either this or that not that or that .. choose to sleep or choose to wake up

[@PhiwoCreates]

@@amourelove475 I dont think I was clear in what I had mean't, poverty will never be a choice I stand by that view. I will take myself for instance, I come from a family that is relatively not well off and next year I am planning to study at an Animation school to get my qualificatioon in 3D animation, but my family cannot afford to take me there. Now what I'm saying is instead of sitting and feeling pity for myself, I'm going to rather try and bag a scholarship or try and get a job to be able to afford the school. Basically I never chose to be poor, if my family could take me to the school they would. With that in mind though, I can find possible ways to take me out of this situation. Is it guaranteed that I will get this scholarship or job? Absolutely not, but the fact that I tried to find solutions to my problem is an indication that I am taking the steps to ensure I get further education on something I enjoy doing and that is what matters. I hope with this example I made it clear as to what I was trying to say and I hope you have a lovely week :)

[@excetera8665]

@@amourelove475no its not, some people are born into it

[@Novikedocumentary]

@@amourelove475 he indeed make a lot of sense , being poor is definitely not a choice for most people in Nigeria and world in general it’s a matter of luck.

[@JustAnime-cn2hv]

Most it's a matter of thinking smarter not working harder and also a mindset. If u want to make the choice as a poor person, you could think, make and make research on that thing if it would work for you and not just give up because u worked harder and tried.​@@Novikedocumentary

[@favourifechukwu90]

Omooor this topic just sweet You go just dey reason your life as you dey listen to am

[@williamsfalodun]

ajeh... but at least I know say I no poor, na money I never get

[@Jayeoba.Faanubomi]

I really wish Christopher great success!

[@lawrenceoghor4598]

Thank you for having me on this episode. It was enlightening

[@ThatSweetBoy-g5e]

Lawrence!!!

[@Abigailmhide_]

You really spoke well. Very intelligent ❤

[@lawrenceoghor4598]

@@Abigailmhide_thank you

[@olowoyeyebukola3204]

Brilliant guy❤

[@lawrenceoghor4598]

@@olowoyeyebukola3204 thank you

[@Yourbrochibuikem]

I believe in thinking. There’s no business I will venture into that will not succeed. Igbo man mentality ❤

[@jaobillionaire]

This is one of the best episodes yet... Would like another one like this but with different participants.

[@Whitebeards_omo_ileri]

I agree I want to hear others talk

[@estarbablo5972]

Christopher is a smart man! Uou can tell he applies some level headed reasoning

[@Whitebeards_omo_ileri]

I was there to represent poor people

[@joeadeleke]

I swear. The way he expresses is points, so coherent and well connected

[@Whitebeards_omo_ileri]

@@joeadelekethank you

[@ameenhusseinah397]

Christopher is the smartest guy in this room!

[@imalive.qstnmrk]

fr

[@Whitebeards_omo_ileri]

Thank you

[@benjamintagoe6950]

The chief should employ him

[@excetera8665]

@@benjamintagoe6950no be film😂

[@adeifeadeoye]

Thank you so much for including me in this discussion. I had so much fun shooting this and it was such an eye-opener ❤

[@dighilaemieshofonie5487]

Hi, I want to make a comment on what you said in the discussion about “equality in wealth”. From a glance it might seem appropriate to have everyone maintain an equal level of wealth but the idea is fundamentally flawed. Reason: 1. People do not put in the same amount of work and effort for them to be making the same thing as someone who does less. 2. People (by nature) tend to not want to put in the work when everything is handed to them (do you get where I’m going with this?) 3. When these two factors come into play, it’ll cause an imbalance and the crumble of a functioning society. The only thing that motivates people to work is a need to provide or survive and when this factor has been removed, society grinds to a halt. For instance, if you’re given answers to an exam, what’s the purpose of the examination? You’ll no longer see a reason to study. Same thing applies here. What should be given to people is equity (a fair chance to the less privileged to stand on their own feet through government programs and the likes) not equality. The only way the society you were talking about can work without crumbling is through government totalitarian power (where everyone’s work output is monitored) this takes away free will, privacy and freedom. Communism might seem innocent and humane on the surface but it’s way worse than capitalism. I’d advise to do some more research on this (preferably through twitter, google and most platforms are censored and manipulated) Capitalism >>> communism

[@Whitebeards_omo_ileri]

Omo I just realized a lot that you said to me on the show But I no para sha 😂😂

[@MrHandle_1]

I knew your face looked familiar 😅

[@trippn8522]

Hello, you're so smart! I really enjoyed all you said thank you

[@agbojocaleb1367]

Many of your points were right But you bullied the others

[@AkingsFamily]

I love them all. They all have their own valid points due to their circumstances and their exposure.

[@keli667]

The lady in green and the guy in red have the same mindset but in the opposite directions 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@pauldesignedit868]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mrbencelebritybarber2299]

No lies detected

[@deborahnkemjika_01]

“God dey, who did not know that God dey.” The mannerism and intonation ; a typical Igbo man. 😅😂😂

[@JustAnime-cn2hv]

I wish i could give this a 1000 likes because this is such a good and educative episode, i have literally learnt somethings from their perspective. And i like how everyone were being real.

[@JomilojuOyeyemi]

The lady makes sense to some extent but she sounds opportuned so probably she doesn't understand the issue most people in Nigeria face

[@mrcardanno9133]

Adeife wey don sell kayamata before 😅

[@theperfectgift...s]

Poverty and arrogance is a dangerous combination

[@SimplyLila-y7t]

Poverty is a choice as well as it's not a choice...

[@chiomaesther6218]

Solomon in the bible said that time and chance happens to us all. He's the wealthiest and wisest man ever recorded. It's not of the person who works more. Time and chance...

[@bizonly12]

Rooting for you Christopher >>>

[@Whitebeards_omo_ileri]

Thank you

[@SamTheHitmaker]

Chief’s explanation of ‘Money doesn’t buy happiness’ 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@shemmmy1]

I truly agree with Adeife, she made such amazing points and I think people should actually listen to her rather than getting defensive.

[@Seyeoderinde]

I love that man in red cap

[@sharonosaze]

I really appreciate discussions like this

[@TheSamwonders]

Christopher, i hope you get the best out of life.

[@Whitebeards_omo_ileri]

Amen

[@bashiradeleke5463]

The lady that wore green had lot of success than failure in her life. She is talking from perspectives of personality not reality . She isn't from mixed world and her starting background is rich. I am happy for her she explore better because she is opportunist ( Having dad as a freelancer)

[@missrandom247]

She did speak from reality It was her reality, people have different realities Just because her reality is different from yours doesn't make it any less reality

[@missrandom247]

She did speak from reality It was her reality, people have different realities Just because her reality is different from yours doesn't make it any less reality

[@bashiradeleke5463]

@@missrandom247 saying same thing her reality is personification not generalize. I was born breed to average rich family and before unfortunately scene came around Alhamdulilah I start over like I was born extremely poor my dear I know the difference I talk from experience

[@niyoleo]

Exactly. She was already born into wealth. Her father was a freelancer. She doesn’t have a rags to riches story.

[@ama.rachee]

Her father was a freelancer doesn't mean she grew up rich, I've followed her story and journey up to this point. She just has maintained the ideology that giving up on your dreams wont take you anywhere

[@UrbanBoy1]

Nigeria has let Mr Christopher down and that’s so sad, he needs to first build up his mindset (first things first) before any thing else!

[@Whitebeards_omo_ileri]

Noted sir

[@ARajantara777]

There is always one woman that has low self-esteem and puts man above her being! Sad saying no husband no happiness. I pray for her to come back to her senses!

[@fae4b555]

Like dyg😂😂😂 the conversation is not even about man at all chai pickmeshas sometimes😂😂😂

[@ARajantara777]

@@fae4b555 no be small thing oo

[@donhouston916]

even me sef as a man, i shock when she said that

[@ARajantara777]

@@donhouston916 😂😂😂😂

[@obembeoluwadarasimi5475]

This is a mindset thing. I celebrate everyone for coming on the show...🎉

[@MileyAfolabi]

The lady in green needs to learn how to argue without being rude or disrespectful. Christopher, keep on grinding! It’ll all work out.

[@ExcellenceToba-Ogunleye]

I strongly disagree The only reason she seems “rude” is because she is obviously more outspoken than the others because of how strong her beliefs are To be very honest her points were arguable and unpopular but where still valid points Christopher seems like someone who is seriously trying to make and i know very soon it would be the case for him and by that time his mindset would definitely change

[@JustAnime-cn2hv]

She was just being honest

[@toluwasethomas600]

Some of the speakers will seize this opportunity to network with other speakers and become wealthy-or even wealthier than they were-while others might take these disagreements personally, shut down, and leave with nothing! Mindset!!!

[@Olanrewaju_olar]

It's Adeife painting the two extremes of wealth and poverty to buttress her point on the last prompt for me

[@PreciousOchimana]

Mindset is everything

[@yomide_naturals]

This topic can never reach a consensus 😂😂😂 because there are different perspectives to it

[@Redeemed-xx]

People that say that religion is only for prayers and sweet thanks to God and rituals. I don't know but that's the wrong thing. Religion or let me say Christianity covers all topics related to our daily life! JESUS loves us and HE wants to have a personal relationship with us!💗✝️

[@Kingofthenet2]

You’re absolutely right friend ❤

[@damisi-h2t]

God bless you for saying that!

[@Redeemed-xx]

@@damisi-h2t JESUS loves you and HE wants you to have a personal relationship with HIM!HE died for the debt of your sins so that you could have eternal life!Today HE is calling you to accept this gift and acknowledge HIM as your LORD and SAVIOR!❤️✝️

[@Redeemed-xx]

@@Kingofthenet2 JESUS loves you and HE wants you to have a personal relationship with HIM!HE died for the debt of your sins so that you could have eternal life!Today HE is calling you to accept this gift and acknowledge HIM as your LORD and SAVIOR!❤️✝️

[@JamesAdams-st3vi]

I'll never be that guy defending poverty... The key for success is in my hands

[@Blueorangered]

I was looking forward to a video from cruise. And they didn’t disappoint.

[@bellomoses7244]

THIS EPISODE IS ONE OF THE BEST IF NOT THE BEST I LOVE IT.

[@ogungataiyelolu4681]

I think everyone should read the book titled outliers, it opened my mind to a lot of things, especially when it comes to compound advantage.

[@Truthundilutedwitholuwabukola]

Seeing Adeife and I know it’s about to go downnnnnnn

[@mercytony6629]

Honestly 😂

[@tobilobaololade-wj3xl]

Finally cruise don post✊🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🇳🇬🇳🇬🔥🔥

[@ayodejia_]

Adeife is an aspire to perspire babe 😂 her points are textbook points

[@adeifeadeoye]

I mean they worked for me and hundreds of other women. So yeah 😊

[@adeifeadeoye]

When people don’t have the same mindset as y’all. You guys would call it aspire to perspire but you know that we’re all living in different realities right? Y’all choose to see excuses, I only see opportunities. No matter how small the opportunity are. Ciao ❤️

[@ayodejia_]

@@adeifeadeoye glad it worked for you and others, but people live with different realities. it’s okay to accommodate their realities in your points. it’s never one size fits all. well done & keep going 🫶🏽

[@ayodejia_]

@@adeifeadeoye no wahala 😂. thanks

[@HorizonTrader]

Money doesn't buy happiness but affording basic needs brings happiness

[@BlesynYvonne]

The chief and the girl wearing green 👏👏👏👏

[@excetera8665]

Rich glazer

[@somtochukwuakpuru]

This guy on red, no anger me o😂

[@bizonly12]

😂😂

[@bizonly12]

11:28 I almost left the video😂

[@somtochukwuakpuru]

Maka chi na gwa gi ehh Iwe na onuma choiri isufu m obi when i was watching him talk 😂😂😂, which one is is no matter how you work hard God will not give you money​@@bizonly12

[@ifeanyiobiadoh5323]

37:00 I agree with her. We have been brainwashed. We have accepted imperfection to be the best, but it shouldn't be.

[@AlabiQuadri-vl6vj]

Life is not a sprint ,is a marathon

[@valueclinic2113]

We are all blessed by God. Your knowledge and acceptance of that fact would guide your actions and how your life would turn out.

[@byadetayo]

Having the right mindset is the best thing one can ever have and the funny thing about mindsets is that you have to keep updating it and checking yourself to be sure you are not just existing.

[@LadyT234]

Christopher and the man in the red t-shirt (Noah) were my faves. The lady in green was a bit insensitive and condescending, in my opinion.

[@Whitebeards_omo_ileri]

Thank you 🙏

[@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993]

You like being lied to abi.

[@MileyAfolabi]

Exactly. She actually made a lot of sensible points but relayed them very rudely

[@fehintolaladipo]

Adeife and Christopher 😊❤ I really hope Christopher gets the opportunity he needs!

[@Nw_jeffrey]

If i was on this panel, ill definitely open a lot of eyes , like this until it gets noticed !

[@divinelove9836]

Adeife has valid points but she came off as a bully sometimes especially when she was cutting some of the poor ppl off and even blatantly refusing to see things from other ppl's pov

[@MileyAfolabi]

Yesss!!

[@OladeleFlorence-l2k]

I really like this Lawrence guy ❤

[@MoneyOverEmotions]

38:48 Excellent episode! Thank you!

[@Walediwura]

Luck and Work go hand in hand, I’ve come to notice people often want to write off the place of luck in their success story and paint a picture where everything was a product of just being intentional, and that's a facade.

[@HelyBel]

I love this can’t wait to hear the rest of this discussion 😅.

[@EmmanuelOkechukwu-kn9qs]

Chief ifeanyi is a experience elder

[@nissicherry6867]

A good topic but both parties spoke with so much sentiment

[@naijaminimalist7255]

25:48 We are the church,,, Its like the church going to take their money This guy cracks me up

[@christianissick]

The Chief too was really good with his method of passing information

[@fowokemiadeniji1710]

I'm here for Adeife🎉🎉

[@usmansalaudeen5803]

We really needed this…thanks 😊

[@Ohizn]

Respect Christopher, God gat you ❤

[@Dah_Boogeyman]

Bro just kept mentioning Firepips till it started sounding like a promotion video. 🤔 Was waiting for ADEIFE to use the “F” word and she didn’t disappoint 😂 😂, agreed with some of her takes except the last take on the existing Dichotomy between the rich and poor. (That’s her perspective though) I really enjoyed listening to the Chief speak 😂. Was dishing out unique perspectives on every prompt. Noah needs to work on his mindset. Christopher sounds like someone who’s been let down by the society and is really pained. These are just my opinions and do understand that everyone is entitled to his/her. Overall, it was a very informative and intriguing session.

[@TheWestAfricanCritic]

Noah gave up on trying.

[@BelovedJohn-il6uo]

Bro 😂😂😂 Adeife's Father is a freelancer. 😂 If you have a phone and Data. 😂😂 Bro some don't even know phone exist I hope Christopher will make it

[@tamiausten873]

​@@TheWestAfricanCritic he sounds like he's actually still trying. I mean he's able to get to such a platform despite the obstacles. Some people won't have made it

[@ajiboladeblessing358]

Exactly, like he said some people struggled to be rich so they expect same or worse for you...

[@Whitebeards_omo_ileri]

Where is the lie

[@jesunboolugbemi1923]

Noah!!! Spot on!

[@abdulrazakkabir9411]

Lovely episode! Amazing people ❤

[@factsplay742]

Thanks to the organizers of this show, i have been leaning from the show lately. And kudos to the participants as well for their insightful responses to the prompts most especially the responses from the TEAM RICH, I Think they answered the prompts from their individualistic experiences not from society doctrines and normalcy that as pass on this generations. It would have been more good if the organizer ask the prompts relating to destiny like “is our destiny design by God or we have the power to make our own destiny?” Nonetheless the show has been very impactful, keep up the good work❤

[@meettunmii]

This Igbo man is highly experienced. I like him

[@christianissick]

Naa I give it to Christopher… his method of passing information is excellent.

[@jeremyajagbe]

There are many valuable lessons to be gained from watching this video.

[@smithusman8557]

I think this would of have been better if we had a perspective of a rich person born in a rich family

[@marthangafor6414]

Very interesting conversation. Poverty can be a choice, but I think it's a more complex situation. Circumstances of birth, exposure to opportunities, political factors etc matter. The guy whose friend didn't help him out when he needed money for his forex course is v understanding. Sometimes people are just cruel.

[@graceifeyemi]

Nice job cruise. I always learn something new from your videos

[@Ikpia_Blessing_Isioma]

Everybody problem dey different true true 😂

[@sandraahamefula9630]

God bless you Christopher ❤

[@shaby_the]

It's clear that a lot of people don't understand the concept of money, the mindset of poverty and prosperity

[@ovayeth]

This episode really triggered me a lot. I don't want to mention anyone's name but omo, my patience was tested like mad 😂😂😂

[@ezidimmakenneth7927]

Life is always a paradox. Two contradictory truths can coexist side by side. There’s the internal locus of control and there’s the external locus of control. Grace is everything, yet personal hard work and mindset also plays a role. It’s a dicy thing. Yet I consider it quite insensitive for anyone to talks to the poor in a way that condescending