ABOUT SOCIAL MEDIA (II)

On Sunday after church, I came back late, and was obviously very hungry cum tired. 

I saw my neighbor frying plantain and I begged to partake of the fried something (lols) to be supported with a bowl of garri.

While making out with this, a friend walked in and jokingly said;

"Bro Biyi, she e ma mu garri ni, eyin ti mo mo Lori Facebook yato si eyin ti mo hun ri o" 

#meaning

"Bro Biyi, do you too drink garri? You that I see on Facebook is different from the person am seeing o? 

Everybody in the room had a great time laughing, but I just choose to make a point from the aforementioned experience.

One thing about social media that I like is that, it allows everyone to choose to either use it or be used by it.

It gives us the opportunity to regulate our own proceedings. 

And always remember, it’s rare for anybody to display their low life time’s here on social media.

Everybody wants to upload a picture of where the smiles on their face is so cute.

So don't ever get carried away with the likes and comments on your friend’s page on social media, assuming for them that everything is going very well for them.

It’s a fallacy! Simply a fallacy.

So before you envy that your friend who said he just got a new job,

Before you are jealous of that your friend who uploaded a picture in an eatery all smiling, 

Before you get envious of the likes and comments on some else's wall, 

Understand those things don't always translate into money in their account! 

When they are slaying up and down, don't be angry or jealous unnecessarily, the low points of life most times will not be in the media.

Nobody talks about how they just lost good money in an investment! 

This is the reality of social media life.

So equally enjoy yours too and be as real as you can. 

Who being fake don even #EPP.

Paul Shola Oguntade can I get one more fried plantain ! (Lols) 

Ekaaro o!

Inakuana!

Enjoy your week!

Cheers

I am Agboola Biyi Micheal a BLESSING to my GENERATION, and an ASSET to NIGERIA.