https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fv1skovHhI0

It is a bad orientation to younger generations. But misguided people will call it motivation and will tag me a hater of Zubby's success. If every rich person in Nigeria spends money like Tony Elumelu, Jim Ovia and a few other rich people who give youths scholarships instead of spraying money in public, youths will not be encouraged to do fraud. Spraying millions of money in events only causes desperation to make money by all means. Spraying so much money in public does not even teach people how to make money. It only teaches people that money is the only thing that matters. That is why those people end lives for money because those people consider money more important than life. Giving scholarships the way Elumelu and his likes do will not only create an aspiration for wealth, it tells how those Elumelus make their money and how you can legitimately become richer than the Elumelus.

Everyone must not be a graduate. But this does not justify spraying so much money in an event. Using that money to sponsor non graduates in legitimate works will make a better impact.

Also, it is important to understand that what Zubby did is just packaging for clout to promote his name as a business brand. He will not spray 10m just for someone's birthday. Even E-Money will not spray 10m on his friend just because of his birthday. So, the spraying is a fake-life thing, which makes it a bad orientation.

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It's done for the optics and headlines such as this and that's all there is to it!