ogugua88:

To drive on which road? Mschew. People are hungry and he's flaunting a car he'll never drive. If I was a celeb I'd be giving back. Using my fame as a platform to help others rather than distancing myself from my own.

ogugua88:

To drive on which road? Mschew. People are hungry and he's flaunting a car he'll never drive. If I was a celeb I'd be giving back. Using my fame as a platform to help others rather than distancing myself from my own.

ogugua88:

To drive on which road? Mschew. People are hungry and he's flaunting a car he'll never drive. If I was a celeb I'd be giving back. Using my fame as a platform to help others rather than distancing myself from my own.

ogugua88:

In a country where most people are poor, most people don't have food, children are skipping school to hawk, ROADS ARE HORRIBLE, there's no steady light, no efficient healthcare, and numerous other problems, I personally couldn't sleep at night knowing I have all that and spend it on things I'll hardly use, whilst someone is dying because they can't pay for treatment. Maybe some of you have learned to tune out of the reality that is Nigeria and live your lives like after God it's you.

mobf:

your comment is quite unfortunate, flaunting a car he'll never drive? Jeez that's some haterism you got there, people own more expensive sportscars and STILL DRIVE them on Nigerian roads: take a trip to Abuja and feed your eyes,  As for the part about people being hungry, it's his money and it's not in your place to tell him how he chooses to spend it,,  you're being plain childish here.
We are waiting for you to hit celebrity status and give back!

Salmoneus:

That's just silly, you weren't there when he was struggling to get to where he is right now, when a man makes money legitimately people shouldn't tell him how he should be spending it, I'm all for charity work  but dammit when a man labours for his money let him enjoy it. . . and you don't have to wait to be a celeb to 'give back' ask yourself, what little charity work have YOU done around your neighborhood etc
Fight your government not your celebrities or your rich brothers or sisters or uncles!! the government exists for YOU go to them and demand these things, this dependent mentality we have in Africa is pathetic, one person makes money so he MUST take care of the entire community, BULLSHIT!!

ogugua88:

I volunteer at a low-income and underprivileged preschool every Wednesday and Friday, Salmon. For now I give time mostly. The money I give now is small but when I make more, I give more. Simple.

He labored for it, sure. It's not like he went to work from 8a-5p like some do. People like you and I paid to attend his shows and buy his albums. His money came from our pockets and support. When you make money you give back, especially to those that made you who you are. That's my opinion.

Salmoneus:

That's good, but the thing is I choose to pay money for his cd's and concerts because his music is good and I enjoy it, but I don't choose to pay taxes, now which has more weight?

Relax101:

What's this ni tori olorun eh?
WTF are you talking about?
Pls write/say something I can understand.

Salmoneus:

Little negro go relax in a corner ok? adults are having a conversation, you won't understand.

ogugua88:

To drive on which road? Mschew. People are hungry and he's flaunting a car he'll never drive. If I was a celeb I'd be giving back. Using my fame as a platform to help others rather than distancing myself from my own.

[size=15pt]Why udey vex is it your money?? [/size]

tpia@:

just wondering why all these people can afford cars but not shirts?

and why does he look so annoyed and why do they wear sunglasses all the time?

ogugua88:

It was a question. I don't see how my comment is unfortunate. Who gave him that money? Who buys his albums? Who made him who he is? Nigerians need to remember that they make these stars who they are. A lot of them make it big and forget where they came from. There's nothing wrong with spending. I don't see anything wrong in me wondering how many cars D'banj needs either. One, two, three cars sef is fine. However, he has a Cadillac, a Bentley, a couple Mercedes', a BMW, and now an Aston Martin. I usually don't complain about celebrities but that is some serious excess. In a country where most people are poor, most people don't have food, children are skipping school to hawk, ROADS ARE HORRIBLE, there's no steady light, no efficient healthcare, and numerous other problems, I personally couldn't sleep at night knowing I have all that and spend it on things I'll hardly use, whilst someone is dying because they can't pay for treatment. Maybe some of you have learned to tune out of the reality that is Nigeria and live your lives like after God it's you.

texazzpete:
WTF is wrong with you?
Nobody 'gave' him that money you dolt! we exchanged our money WILLINGLY for his albums. I've never met anyone who gave him money for nothing.

As long as his money was made legitimately, it's imbecilic for you to tell him how to spend it.
By the way, where were you when Pastors in Nigeria started buying private jets?

ogugua88:

To drive on which road? Mschew. People are hungry and he's flaunting a car he'll never drive. If I was a celeb I'd be giving back. Using my fame as a platform to help others rather than distancing myself from my own.

KnowAll:


Do these musicians make this kind of money, or e get wetin dem do for side. with all the pirating in Naija, na wa oh!

freecocoa:

Seriously though,are these people that rich? More than half the albums of their music people buy are pirated copies,I dey wonder sha.
 Some one said they can afford cars but not shirts,bros you funny sha.