“They are plenty on WhatsApp sir”- Woodberry Tells Wike Where To Gets More Beggars

• Woodberry expressed their concerns about Nyesom Wike’s plans for beggars in Abuja.

• On October 23, Wike, the Federal Capital Territory Minister, announced that authorities would start rounding up beggars beginning Monday.

• He made this statement during the launch of a new access road project in Abuja’s Katampe District.

Nigerian online figure Olalekan Ponle, known as Woodberry, and his associate Hushpuppi (Ramon Olorunwa Abbas), expressed their concerns about Nyesom Wike’s plans for beggars in Abuja.

On October 23, Wike, the Federal Capital Territory Minister, announced that authorities would start rounding up beggars beginning Monday.

He made this statement during the launch of a new access road project in Abuja’s Katampe District.

In response, Woodberry pointed out that there are more beggars on social media platforms like WhatsApp and Snapchat than on the streets.

He wrote:

“They are plenty on WhatsApp and Snapchat, sir.”

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See some comments below:

@big___kenzo: “Yes,oo some of of the ladies don’t eat anymore oooo.”

@ibrahimkafayatraji__imole: “Make dem first pick portable 😂😂😂 awon agba begger Celebrity.”

@alausa_olainukan: “Make them help us tell mark to help us dey monitor then once they beg like this make them close their whatsapp asapu.”

@yiierew: “The difference between naija babes and almajiri na plate, especially for that WhatsApp.”

@thug_since_20s: “Ajeh some of them from WhatsApp done Dey enter instagram seff .”

@akinkunmi_state_captain: Make nobody picked me Ooo,Na social media i they 😞 I no they Street ooo.”

@becky_philips_: “And those men that ask if you cook something you drop money way them go cook for you sir pick them join too.”

In other news, A dramatic scene unfolded in a viral video as a bride discarded her wedding ring after the groom allegedly made her wait for four hours.

The incident reportedly took place in Kenya, involving a couple who were preparing to exchange vows.

Sources indicate that the groom failed to appear at the wedding venue, leaving the bride in a state of prolonged uncertainty for four hours.

Upon his eventual arrival, the bride, already filled with anger, chose to leave the scene.

The online footage captures her in her wedding dress walking away, pursued by the groom and guests who attended the event.

At one point, she halted, removed her ring, and threw it at the groom.