“You Can Have All The Talent And Not Fulfill It Because Of Your Environment”- Leo Dasilva Asserts

• Leo Dasilva has made people think with his latest social media comment.

• The ex-Big Brother Naija contestant highlighted how important a person’s environment is for realizing their potential.

• He pointed out that even if someone has great abilities, a poor environment can stop them from succeeding.

Nigerian reality TV star Leo Dasilva has made people think with his latest social media comment.

The ex-Big Brother Naija contestant highlighted how important a person’s environment is for realizing their potential.

He pointed out that even if someone has great abilities, a poor environment can stop them from succeeding.

He wrote: “You can have all the potential in the world and not fulfill any of it because of your environment.”

See the post below:

In other news, Veteran musician Charles Oputa, known as Charly Boy, has responded to the recent loss of Vice President Kamala Harris in the United States presidential election.

Charly Boy had previously declared that he would end his 47-year marriage if Kamala Harris, representing the Democratic Party, did not secure victory in the election.

In light of Harris’s defeat, Charly Boy conveyed his disappointment regarding the election results in the United States.

He wrote in Pidgin: “If dis my crush, Kamala Harris no win the USA presidential election, I swear, I go divorce my wife of 47yrs”.

Unfortunately for him, the election did not favor his choice, as former President Donald Trump of the Republican Party emerged victorious over Harris.

In his reaction to the election results, Charly Boy characterized the situation as regrettable.

He refrained from commenting on whether he would follow through with his vow to divorce his wife.

In a post on his X account, Charly Boy wrote, “On behalf of all the lovers and fans of Kamala Harris, sorry we lost.

“Our alfa woman ran the most intelligent campaign in less than 100 days.

“We win some, we lose some and that’s life. It’s unfortunate but leadership globally has gone south as the worst of us rules the best of us. It shall be well.”