One Christmas Eve, celebrity superstar T.I. walked into a Walmart store and was asking people what they wanted for Christmas and they should go get it, that he was going to pay. The rapper paid the tab for hundreds of single moms in the store. He told many to go get whatever they wanted too and paid. This got me thinking about celebrities in Nigeria, and how they just love to rub their money in the face of the masses, like throwing money in the air and showing off their expensive houses. You may argue that they worked hard for their money yes, but T.I. also did.
Jay-Z also worked hard for his money and yet he has The Shawn Carter Scholarship Fund (SCSF) to help individuals facing socio-economic hardships further their education at institutions of higher learning. Have you wondered how many NGOs are there in Nigeria that offer scholarships? Not much or not enough to go round. I'll never forget the words of Jay-Z where he said "how can I help the poor if I'm one of them, so I got rich gave back now that's a win, win". I'm a firm believer that when God blesses you with something, He is not giving you alone but wants you to be a blessing to others.


Watch the video and be touched


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G47ZvozasTA

I watched the video and I was touched . Little gestures like these can go a long way in making a huge difference in the kids / mums' life.

The real truth about Nigerian actist is that they do not make as much as they want us to believe, don't be deceived by the pics they are always putting up, majority are actually broke a??. Most just seek for attention .