Prophet Solomon Adelana has revealed that being an ol@sho is better than being a graduate in Nigeria.
He said he weeps for Nigeria because parents will try all they could to give their children a good life by sending them to school, when they got a job government will beginning to owe them salaries, they pay some don’t pay others, they also retire and start having issues with their gratuity.
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