Nigerians like to see people suffer” – Kunle Remi calls out civil servants and retailers

Olaitan
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Actor Kunle Remi seems to have gotten his last nerve ticked, as he took to social media to call out more than one set of workers in Nigeria.

He calmly started his video by saying that Nigerians like to see people suffer, because that is when they get the satisfaction that they’re doing their jobs properly.

The set of people that Kunle Remi hammered on the most were civil servants, as he went on to blast them for having people form long unnecessary queues outside their officers, over something that can be done within a short period of time.

Going forward, Kunle Remi also called out fuel stations over scarcity of petroleum in their stations, and the queues that motorists are forced to form.

Kunle Remi ended his video by saying that Nigerians don’t like it when their workplaces are quiet, and they derive joy in making everywhere rowdy.

The fact that Kunle Remi called out civil servants and retailers resonated deeply with a lot of netizens, as they trooped out to support his views in the comments.

soloblinkz wrote, “There’s no pride in suffering but for Nigeria them carry am for head.”

roz_p1472 wrote, “The thing wey pain be say Nigerians are not serious that in this critical stage they are still happy to watch bbn… it’s sad. They deserve the government”

thefoodnetworknig2 wrote, “How will they collect their daily dose of ego fulfillment if they don’t ask you to wait or queue? Aunty, e queue or ke gerraway! You must add sir/ma when it’s your turn else you will go home empty handed! Naija”

sheila_ezekiel5 wrote, “I don’t have fuel in my car, I need to suffer to buy fuel with my hard earn money. I suffer to earn it, and I will still suffer to spend”

princewilson wrote, “Go to a public university in NIGERIA, you’ll get used to queuing”

taaatibg wrote, “BBN has started People will still buy fuel to on gen when PHCN fuk up

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