2. Who did he make the promise to? Any living witnesses out there?
3. How come the media only knew about Suleiman’s adventure when he got to Niger State–a few kilometers from Abuja?
4. How was he able to survive armed robbers, drunk drivers, witches and wizards, ritualists, carnivorous animals and muggers on the roads?
5. Who made sure he didn’t get a lift while he trekked?
6. Is it even scientifically possible to trek from Lagos to Abuja under a month?
7. From all the pictures we have seen, Suleiman wore the same apparel from start to finish of his journey. Any reasons why? Did he ever stop to have a bath or wash his clothing?
8. Any third party out there who somehow accompanied Suleiman on this trip or kept track of his milestones?
9. Did he stop to have a nap, check into an inn, sleep in the bushes or play ten-ten with the babes on his stops? Did he at any point even stop to admire the birds chirping on trees?
If Suleiman achieved this feat like he wants everyone to believe, may I go out on a limb and ask that he gets a national award of some sort? Is there a place in the Guinness Book of Records for him?
This article was first published on Ekekeee.com
Same questions I asked my elder brother when we were discussing his issue, some things don't just add up, abeggy name 9ja we all dey
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