An Afghan businessman has praised the intelligence of Nigerians as he reveals that they don’t need free Wi-Fi to access the internet because abilities to bypass internet protocols.
According to him, Nigerians are too smart and would find their way around anything as he recalled about a Nigerian who sold an airport to an individual.
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