So l heard someone say "ritualist" l just smiled.
As an Anambra guy, l am use to people referring to us in such manner so much that it has become such a sweet compliment and gives me positive vibes.
Just for the records, l have been close to few of the rich dudes of my state origin(l never blow yet oo) l have heard their stories as told by them or close pals and l have watched closely too and will sure tell you some of those men paid so much price in hard-work, service to others, Networking etc as usual when they were doing those nobody cared but just when doors open for them, you wake to shout ritualist.
Let me ask you, who has ever made it in life without sacrifice(s) ?

The question is, what did you, have you or can you sacrifice ?

Lots of those rich dudes have true legal hustles and God come add the right contact boom money is everywhere. How much is €20,000 in Naira ? Some make it in a month or a week self.

As a proud Anambra boy, to my Big Brothers I celebrate you all, may God bless una hustle, make una still carry us along, give (us) the willing younger ones links/guide cos as for me and my set we are right behind you guys, light years behind, working-hard, hoping and trusting the Lord to open our own doors and grant us right contacts so we can mount the podium /stage very soon too. Uwa bu turn by turn.

As we still dey hustle now, paying our dues, keeping late nights, travelling all around, you will not call us ritualists but soon You will start and we go throw money, run empowerment programs, give gifts and you will still rush them.

Abu m, nwa-afor
Anambra light of the nation
Shout-out to all true hustlers

Still yours Kyrian Kene

Well said

I went to serve in one stupid state like that.

Just because I could afford self-contained apartment in their GRA, Nkoyo called me a ritualist.

Poverty is not good.

They can go to hell with their stereotyping. We don't give a damn. Anambra Amaka. Home of doings.