When Jim Ovia shared that he started Zenith Bank in 1990 with ₦20 million—about \$5 million at the time—many reacted with admiration, while some questioned the source of such funds. One dismissive comment read, “Where U take get the money back then. Man ain’t even wasting time on lies yeah! 😂”
Accusing someone of lying without providing evidence undermines constructive dialogue. Healthy skepticism is fine, but it should be based on facts, not assumptions or mockery. Comments like this shift the conversation from reasoned inquiry to ridicule, reducing opportunities for meaningful discussion on business transparency and financial history.
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