Hala Radio

The arrest of 11 young people for FACATA SCAM, for scamming individuals is a heartbreaking reflection of the societal failures that plague our country. These boys, in their prime, have made poor choices that will undoubtedly leave a lasting mark on their lives. However, it is crucial to remember that these boys are also victims of circumstance - perhaps a lack of resources or guidance led them astray. It is time we recognize that the boy child is in crisis and take action to support them before it is too late.

While we often advocate for the girl child, we must also remember that boys are in need of attention and guidance too. Their critical teenage years are a time of vulnerability, where one wrong decision can lead to a lifetime of struggle. We must work together to create a society that cares for the boy child, providing them with the tools they need to make better choices and create a better future for themselves and their communities.
Instead of chastising these boys for their mistakes, let us extend a helping hand and provide them with the support they so desperately need.

"I wanted to open my own personal bank because I don't want my money mixing with people's money." Kanye West
"I moved $140-million into JP Morgan and I said I wanna talk Jamie Diamond. I was thinking he will let me in because I'm now a multi-billionaire and give me deal for putting so much money into his bank but he didn't. Then I started complaining online then they debanked me for complaining. Then before they debanked me, they were like you need to go to the management whatever and I'm like I've been trying to buy my own bank for the longest time. Then we figured out that how to get my own bank is like $50 million to $75 million. So I was about to buy my own bank but as we're about to take the money out, here comes Adidas with a $275 million deal for marketing funds which they agreed to give me after they stôle my Yeezys since they were using my name to market it. I always get anything I want because I'm a fîghter." Kanye West

Let’s normalize telling people “You Inspire Me” instead of copying them and acting like they’re your competition.