A Nigerian man leaves many stunned as he displays his skill of accuracy and speed by throwing packs of goods from the ground floor to a two-story building. A video making the rounds on social media captured the moment packs of goods at a store were loaded to the second floor of a building.
The man in charge tossed the cartons of the goods in the air while his partner received the boxes mid-air and passed into the store. The effort put into achieving the task has since sparked a wave of reactions regarding the type of labour people go through to make ends meet. Reactions as man loads packs of noodles to two-story building by flinging in the air an_na_bella11 said: “Omo. God bless all hustling men out there….fr it’s not easy. Even me as a lady gan when I’m not having money I no Dey happy
Let alone a man that has too many responsibilities. God bless them❤️.” gracepro_olumba penned: “Money Wey visual soccer go still collect 😂😂.” oluwakemi._o stated: “Omo see talent😂 God bless their hustle.” ephexzee said: “Life no be by hard work, if na by hardwork, most of us go don turn big man. Na Grace dey run life, may Grace locate us all 😢🙏🏾.” dice1311 wrote: “But the hard work barely pays off at the end,Person just dey struggle struggle. No evidence 😞.” Watch the video below …
Former minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika When contacted, the spokesman of EFCC, Wilson Uwujaren, confirmed that there was an ongoing investigation but could not give further details. “I can confirm that there is an ongoing investigation in that regard,” he said. Competent sources told THISDAY that the commission would look at the N3 billion sunk into the project though some stakeholders insisted that over N80 billion was expended on the project. The minister had, at the twilight of the Buhari’s administration, caused the supposed launch of the Nigerian Air in Abuja using an Ethiopian aircraft. Recall that during the hearing in the House of Representatives, the Chairman, of the House of Representatives Committee on Aviation, Honourable Nnolim Nnaji tagged the deal about Nigeria Air as a fraud. Sirika was also accused by the acting managing director of Nigeria Air, Captain Dapo Olumide of imposing a fraudulent deal on the nation through the formation of the airline. Dapo while appearing before the Senate Committee on Aviation revealed that the aircraft reportedly brought into the country penultimate week as belonging to the airline was chartered from Ethiopian Airlines to show off. This led to calls from many Nigerians demanding that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC investigate Sirika over the allegations. However, speaking for the first time since the national outburst against him over the airline deal on Arise News Television last weeek, Sirika alleged that the lawmaker approached him and asked for five per cent shares of the airline for “him and his people”. “Hon Nnaji asked me that I should give him 5% of Nigeria to carry him along with his people, and I said to him at that time that honourable, you didn’t understand me. This is a bidding process that has taken place. And some people won, So I think he should go to those people and ask for the 5 per cent.” 
Former Minister of Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika Sirika was also accused by the acting managing director of Nigeria Air, Captain Dapo Olumide of imposing a fraudulent deal on the nation through the formation of the airline. Dapo while appearing before the Senate Committee on Aviation revealed that the aircraft reportedly brought into the country penultimate week as belonging to the airline was chartered from Ethiopian Airlines to show off. This led to calls from many Nigerians demanding that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC investigate Sirika over the allegations. However, speaking for the first time since the national outburst against him over the airline deal on Arise News Television on Sunday, Sirika alleged that the lawmaker approached him and asked for five per cent shares of the airline for “him and his people”. “Hon Nnaji asked me that I should give him 5% of Nigeria to carry him along with his people, and I said to him at that time that honourable, you didn’t understand me. This is a bidding process that has taken place. And some people won, So I think he should go to those people and ask for the 5 per cent.” Watch Video here: House of Reps member who announced that Nigerian Air as fraud asked me for a bribe – Former Aviation Minister, Hadi Sirika says pic.twitter.com/3nfIzy583P — GistReel.Com (@GistReel) June 11, 2023 Meanwhile, Nnaji in a swift reaction to Sirika’s bribery allegations denied ever asking for five per cent of the deal, insisting that the former minister of Aviation, Sirika, ‘is a drowning man struggling to grab anything on his way to survive the barrage of attacks he has been receiving since his controversial unveiling ceremony of the so-called Nigeria Air.’ 
