A young Nigerian crayfish hawker leaves his customers mesmerized as he markets his goods with an irresistible accent and fluent spoken English. A video making the rounds on social media captured a unique style of business marketing from a teenager who sells crayfish.
The crayfish hawker approached his clients with a mannerism that caught their attention in a second, it even got better when he advertised his business in fluent spoken English with a touch of a foreign accent. The video has since generated a buzz on social media as many applauded the craft of the teenager and his dedication to making sales. Reactions trial Crayfish hawker with fluent spoken English and an accent mr__solution siad: “That’s raw talent waiting to be harnessed… I pray his destiny helper locates him.” mizkimoraprecious noted: “He speaks so well! And he’s an excellent sales person.” janey_kalu penned: “This boy speaks well!!! I always look out for him when I come to the market 🔥😂 bless him!” alwaysgoingbullish noted: “Is it just me or is he giving the vibe of someone that came from a rich family but government ended up demolishing his parent shops and now they’re back to trenches 🤔🤔🤔🤔.” call.me.kuskus stated: “If I was there, I would have gotten everything from him, I love his style and mannerism. With everything going on in Nigeria right now, he successfully put a smile on my face😂😂😂😂.” Watch the video below …
According to reports, the pregnant woman was apprehended by concerned neighbors who took the little boy identified as Sunday, to the office of the state women and social welfare commissioner, Ify Obinabo. The little boy was the son of the pregnant lady’s sister who brought her son to stay with her for a year. The pregnant woman Mrs. Eguta confessed to beating the child for not reciting the English alphabet correctly. “I am very sorry. I didn’t intend to blind him or b€at him in the eyes, but I mistakenly did so. Please, forgive me, it is the handiwork of the devil,” she said. 
Silva was sent off during the game following a 72nd-minute incident that resulted in United being awarded a penalty by referee Chris Kavanagh. Speaking to reporters after the match, the Fulham coach had said; “Our story with Chris Kavanagh this season has been tough for us. Unfortunately, we have been very unlucky with him this season. Many moments. It is difficult to understand some of the decisions. We had that West Ham game away from home [in October]. We lost the game with two clear handball goals and it was Chris Kavanagh in that moment. Today, everyone saw what is happening in this game. It is difficult for them to not look for these things.” 
The Football Association has now alleged that Silva’s post-match comments “constitute improper conduct in that they imply bias and/or question the integrity of the match official, and/or bring the game into disrepute”. 45-year-old Silva has until Wednesday, 29 March to provide a response. This is coming after the Fulham coach was handed a first charge of abusive behaviour towards match officials during the 3-1 quarter-final defeat at Old Trafford. It was alleged that he threw a water bottle in the direction of an assistant referee. Silva faces a minimum of a significant fine in addition to a likely three-game ban for his touchline behaviour, although FA beaks could add an extra game to the suspension. 
The investigation will be centered on an Oxford player who played in the match which ended 3-0 in favour of Arsenal. Daily Mail reported that the FA has a dossier of evidence regarding supposed corruption that includes phone messages before kick-off at the Kassam Stadium concerning a specific incident. One message reportedly displayed a betting slip with around £200 staked on a specific bet at odds at 8-1. It is said that one bookmaker was forced to pay out around £1,600 following the clash. 
