“Yes, we have an Ol0do uprising culture in Nigeria. But I find it unfair to put the blame on Peller, who is an intelligent young man that took advantage of a br0ken system. Peller did not break the system. I personally know a friend who is a professor of pediatric cardiology.
The person’s salary is less than ₦700,000 a month. At ₦700,000 a month, that’s ₦8.4 million a year for somebody who lectures he@rt su&g£ry on children. So, I’m mentioning the factors that destr0y£d our value system. It’s not Peller. If you grew up in Ibadan those days, you will remember a guy called Molan Industry.
His name is Mufuta Olaniyan. He was not educated. They used to call him ‘the rich man that uses money to do charity.’ So, education was no longer a means to a goal.
Education was prestige. You read book, read book, and then you will drive one Tokunbo car that does not have AC. Even if it is middle-class or upper-middle-class wealth, education could not guarantee you a basic middle-class life in Nigeria. That is what led to the decline of education in Nigeria.
Don’t blame Peller. Don’t blame Big Brother Nigeria. Blame the fact that the government was so st&p!d. That is why Big Brother’s cash prize is ₦100 million. You finish as the best graduating student in your school, you get ₦10,000. What will you aim for? Best graduating student or Big Brother…?” – Media personality Daddy Freeze defends Peller over the ‘Peller culture’ controversy, saying the country’s failing system is the real problem.
