I am Obidient - Sierra Leonean

Abdul Taylor-Kamara, a Sierra Leone an has declared himself obidient. He took to his Twitter handle to describe his encounter with recently emigrated Nigerians he met at a train station, and how he affirmed his hope for justice with regards to the February 25 presidential election in Nigeria.

“Bumped into two newly Japa’d Nigerians at a train station today,” he had tweeted. “They asked for directions and told them I’m going to the same destination. We started conversing, and they were amazed at how Obidient I am despite being a Sierra Leonean. I decided to treat them to a meal.

“I can see the shock on their faces when I paid the bill as they’ve already converted it into Naira.We then discussed the election petition, and I told them I take my Ipad to work just to keep up to date on proceedings. I then mentioned @General_Oluchi @MissPearls.”

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