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Yesterday, an image was shared with little details about a man nicknamed the "Hungry Lion". However, we decided to conduct further research about him. It turns out that the present-day Ebira community has limited knowledge about this individual. Historical accounts reveal that he was once regarded as the strongest man in Kogi Central, which was previously a part of Kwara State.
This man's real name was Hassan Kumar, and he hailed from the Lafia area of Okene. His strength was legendary, as he could pull a vehicle with a rope tied to his teeth, carry five bags of cement on his chest, and even transport a motorcycle with a rider on his shoulder. Interestingly, he was married twice, first to an Ebira woman and then to a woman from Maiduguri.
From his union with his Ebira wife, he fathered a son who currently resides in Kuroko. The life and feats of this remarkable man continue to inspire and fascinate people, even long after his time.
Do you remember the Kenyan runner Abel Mutai, who was just a few feet from the finish line but became confused by the signage and stopped, thinking he had completed the race? A Spanish runner, Ivan Fernandez, was right behind him and realized what was happening. He started shouting at the Kenyan to continue running, but Mutai didn't know Spanish and didn't understand. Fernandez then pushed Mutai to victory.
A journalist asked Ivan, "Why did you do that?" Ivan replied, "My dream is that someday we can have a kind of community life where we push and help each other to win."
The journalist asked again, "But why did you let the Kenyan win?" Ivan replied, "I didn't let him win; he was going to win. The race was his." The journalist persisted, "But you could have won!" Ivan looked at him and replied, "But what would be the merit of my victory? What honor would there be in that medal? What would my mother think of that?"
Values are passed down from generation to generation. What values are we teaching our children? Let us not teach our kids the wrong ways and means to win. Instead, let us pass on the beauty and humanity of a helping hand, because honesty and ethics are what truly lead to victory!
