Nigerian comedian turned preacher Woli Arole has admonished the public to build relationships before asking for help.
In an Instagram post, he stressed that people should learn to build relationships before asking for favours. He noted how people tend to ask for help from those they rarely talk with or chat with on WhatsApp or Instagram.
He emphasised that we should learn relationship ethics.
“Please learn to build relationships with people first before you proceed to ask them for favours. You see someone randomly asking you for a Favour.
Someone that rarely says Hello on WhatsApp or Instagram, rarely chats and greet you.
Learn relationship ethics”.
Last week, Woli had criticised content creators participating in the Imbe Challenge, which mocks Children with Down Syndrome. He described such behaviour as wrong, appalling and distasteful, as he noted how people have kids living with this syndrome, and all they need is love and hope from them, not mockery.
Arole sent a message to Nigerians in diaspora, admonishing them not to have a superiority complex because they live outside Nigeria. He claimed that he saw someone, and the person told him he just got back from America in a prideful way. Arole said he replied to the man, letting him know that he stays in Nigeria and he is doing so well.
In different news, Woli knocked woke women who choose surrogacy despite being healthy to carry their babies full term. He enlightened them that it is a blessing for a woman to carry her baby in her womb, admonishing women not to let wokeness derail them.
In another post, Woli had corrected a misogynistic mindset about women not having a voice in marriage. She said the ideology that women can’t talk or have opinions in marriage is wrong. He told men that submission doesn’t mean dumbness, noting that one’s wife is one’s helpmate.