Etcetera is relentless. No matter how many times he's slammed by
celebs, he still comes for them. This time around he came for
Oritsefemi and his N200m new home which he says he owns in his
dreams..lol. He also came for Iyanya, D'banj, and Wizkid and their
multi million Naira Lekki homes that don't exist. This Etcetera eh..lol.
Read below...
Again, I’m going to go out on a limb here to talk on a subject that may
not be very popular or nice to Nigerian celebs, especially the guilty
ones. I have said it severally that just because someone is a celebrity
doesn’t mean they are smart. They may have a talent or skill but many
of them are not smart especially when it involves their finances. The
old saying, “your lies will come back to haunt you” has never been
more true than the recent cases of D’banj, Iyanya and Wizkid who are
being kicked out of their homes after lying they owned the properties.
The residents of blogosphere boulevard were stunned when the news
broke that D’banj got an eviction notice from his landlord and was
also said to be highly indebted. Yes, it is hard to believe that someone
of D’banj’s status could actually be thrown out of his house. But for
those who know that the Nigerian entertainment industry is built on
lies and more lies, it didn’t come as a surprise or a case of a cranky
landlord. Entertainers are well rehearsed liars. They are not what they
make you believe they are. Even the upcoming artist with just one
song on radio issues a press release that they’ve bought a mansion in
Lekki Phase One and a Range Sport SUV?
There was a time when it was strongly whispered that Don Jazzy and
his crew owned Club Jonzing until the truth came out. You must have
also heard that D’banj owns Koko Lounge. My brothers and sisters in
habit of believing everything you hear, I wish you all knew how your
favourite celebs laugh in their closet seeing you swallow the lies like
fufu and draw soup. Let me give an example of how some artistes can
be terrible liars, we were on a tour of five Nigerian cities with
Basketmouth and his then Humour Unlimited monthly show sponsored
by BAT. When we got to Enugu, a certain artiste was snoring like a
broken trailer exhaust pipe in the bus on our way from the event centre
to the hotel. I tapped him hoping to stir him up to reduce his noise but
I was shocked when he woke up immediately swearing that he wasn’t
snoring, that he was only trying to get our reaction. Our reaction? After
snoring for about 20 minutes with a trail of saliva from one corner of
his mouth to his shirt collar! O’boy some people can lie in Africa.
Did you hear it on breaking news when Iyanya bought a house in his
dreams? His management must have thought it was a fantastic promo
strategy then. If only they knew that not far into the future, Iyanya
would be dragged by his balls across the floor of the internet, and that
his aggrieved brother would take to twitter to inform everyone that
Iyanya had been evicted (not from Project shame) from his dream
mansion. Yes, it is double wahala for deadi-bodi and the owner of
deadi-bodi but won’t it be tripple wahala for Oritsefemi and his
management when fans eventually discovered that the N200m
mansion he purportedly bought some months back was actually
bought in his dreams and not in the real world? How much does he
charge per gig and how long has he been playing these gigs to be able
to afford a mansion of that amount? Isn’t it wonderful how naija
entertainers think their fans and everyone else is shallow and gullible?
Common sense should tell every artiste that these lies won’t achieve
anything but hurt their careers in the long run when the truth is
eventually revealed. Like it was revealed this week that Wizkid’s car
hasn’t been paid for. True, some naija musicians make a lot of money,
but not the kind of money they want you to believe. Does Oritsefemi
look the part of a N200m house owner even with all his body cream?
The telco brand ambassadors who are being coerced into lying about
their endorsement fees can’t make such a preposterous claim not to
talk of someone with no endorsement deal.
I shivered when I saw in some blogs over the week that Genevieve just
bought a house in Ghana for a whopping $4m. This will go down as
the grandmother of all lies told so far. Genny baybay, you should have
asked yourself if there’s any house worth $4m in the whole of Ghana,
except you bought the Ghana National Theatre which by the way may
not be worth $4m. These lies are getting dumber by the day. The
worst thing that can happen to any man is believing his own lies.
If we had a system where entertainers are taxed for their acquisitions,
the ridiculous and unnecessary lies will stop. They will speak the truth
and nothing but the truth or so help them God.

source: http://lindaikeji..com/2015/02/etcetera-comes-for-celebs-in-new.html

thanks for the revelation

I comment my reserve

Na today u just know say na fake life most of them they live...lol.