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papyjaypaul:
You can do whatever with your money but never fund their lifestyle they never worked for. That's the fastest way to crash their work ethic.

Kids turning 18 should be taught how to take care of people, work for people and serving people. They need that humility reset to understand how live works.

His money his business.

when u consider the frailities of life .... of how opputunies seem to shrievel as people adore notes emblazoned with faces of dead presidents...over memory and experience created with their first contacts and loved ones, not knowing that when u will die ,, ur brain will do a quick 2 minute review of these memories, not how u deprived them of good things in the name of discipline ... but how worthy it was to have travelled this journey with them...money wont matter after u make a load of it, if u dont .. u look it like oxygen, when have enough of it , experience would look like oxygen..... one does not know, the other cannot relate, different frames and different views

Good but nobody don talk my mind, what does his father do? Only acting?

Anyway i believe the car na just to pepe his Xwife,The car means it would have been you

wizod:
Misplaced Priority. This is not the right Way to groom a child or son who is still eating mama thank you

All is for showbiz.

Car will be returned to the dealer.

Why will you have to buy such car for a young kid. It’s like giving the child a noose.

Not even in a country like the US where high negative influences are all around young teenagers.

Hommie should have started with a defensive car.and still spend very big! Those cars are toys for fun. Not everyday cruise!

His money, his choices!

RealDaughter:
Good but nobody don talk my mind, what does his father do? Only acting?

Anyway i believe the car na just to pepe his Xwife,The car means it would have been you

Acting and probably gigolo

papyjaypaul:
You can do whatever with your money but never fund their lifestyle they never worked for. That's the fastest way to crash their work ethic.

Kids turning 18 should be taught how to take care of people, work for people and serving people. They need that humility reset to understand how live works.

His money his business.

Too much sense.

Thank you Jesus

Nice.
I wish I had kids earlier in life.

MT:
All is for showbiz.

Car will be returned to the dealer.

Not even returned, it’s probably still @ Auction. Anyways, even if but why buy a Corvette for an 18 year old in Atlanta?? Na wa o! I have a soon to be 20 year old and even if I had that kind of $$$ I wouldn’t get him a Corvette, he’s fine with his 07 E350. Anyways, to each his own…

MadPolitician:
I'm not teaching my son "how to work for people" or "how to serve people"! Not happening, No way!
I'm not raising a serf. It's not my job to prepare him for servitude.
Teach him how to work? Yes! Teach him how to be a good citizen? Yeah! But teach him how to be comfortable under others? NO! CAPITAL NO.

How did his dad make money He just starred on his own movies
Abi no be the same Bolanle wey tell him story for interviews be dis?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnhAy1X4Fes


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DY53fWGxLkA

Did he understand the lessons of money and how money works


You can be made a CEO because your father owns the company but trust me, you will make terrible decisions as executive because you never understood the ropes. You will not understand why salaried workers think the way they do.


Only a man who did not earn his money legitimately will throw his son to the world without guidance and tutelage.

What you don't work for, you can never value. To each his own.

AmalaAtiEwedu:
Lazy people will come to wail
God bless my grand father, God bless my father.
Don't be a very lazy Nigerian so that your children and grand children will be very proud of you.

Dem go expose your disgusting yansh very soon.

Fatbam005:
Dem go expose your yansh very soon.

wetin u wan expose?

papyjaypaul:
You can do whatever with your money but never fund their lifestyle they never worked for. That's the fastest way to crash their work ethic.

Kids turning 18 should be taught how to take care of people, work for people and serving people. They need that humility reset to understand how live works.

His money his business.

Brilliant submission, this fast car can damage his psyche by putting him in a class he doesn't naturally belong, he needs to be a teenager among his peers with parental guidance, there's nothing commendable here, like you said his money, his business

MadPolitician:
I'm not teaching my son "how to work for people" or "how to serve people"! Not happening, No way!
I'm not raising a serf. It's not my job to prepare him for servitude.
Teach him how to work? Yes! Teach him how to be a good citizen? Yeah! But teach him how to be comfortable under others? NO! CAPITAL NO.

Maybe you misunderstood the guy:

He meant that let children show respect for others and be humble of themselves first.

Omoawoke:
You think you dey America where parents make their kids learn financial management from a young age.
Kids of rich parents take summer jobs right from high school. They begin to grow their finance and learn to understand how credit and financial system works.

When I talk of culture being very important, this is part of it. The western people we try to copy are doing it better, yet it’s their culture.
Back to the days, the Yoruba culture believes in working hard, not being extravagant and learning discipline and management.
But this days, if we talk, they will say we are jealous.
Some people will be screaming “chai money is good oo” when I get money I go do my own..
It’s all foolishness and poverty mindset

Yoruba culture, in the villages have internship. The Igbos do it very well in their apprenticeship and the Hausa are skilled at trade. Each generation passes on what they learned to the next. If that chain is cut, I'm sorry. Exposure is a part of education.

Our major mistake is pushing our trades aside for Western education but all those people working as engineers, accountants and lawyers can not survive if there is no trade and business. The women and men at Isale eko may not have Western education but they are the drivers of the informal economy by learning trade, doing import and export and selling wares to us. The Western edcuation made sure we hated what belongs to us but today, Chinese are showing us how it should be done.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqQ6o1Ul6-s?feature=shared

It’s a Yankee something. Bingos here will never understand.

This man money reach like that??

papyjaypaul:
You can do whatever with your money but never fund their lifestyle they never worked for. That's the fastest way to crash their work ethic.

Kids turning 18 should be taught how to take care of people, work for people and serving people. They need that humility reset to understand how live works.
His money his business.

I love your Second Paragraphs!
God bless you!

DOUBLEBARREL:
when u consider the frailities of life .... of how opputunies seem to shrievel as people adore notes emblazoned with faces of dead presidents...over memory and experience created with their first contacts and loved ones, not knowing that when u will die ,, ur brain will do a quick 2 minute review of these memories, not how u deprived them of good things in the name of discipline ... but how worthy it was to have travelled this journey with them...money wont matter after u make a load of it, if u dont .. u look it like oxygen, when have enough of it , experience would look like oxygen..... one does not know, the other cannot relate, different frames and different views

Discipline is very important, so if u die today, your child stand strong and move against the ugly tide of this world. Check rich men that over pampered their children, their children never grow richer than their parents. Hard time creates strong man, strong man creates easy time, easy time creates weak men, weak men creates hard times the cycle continues.
It left for you to create children with strong mentality. You are not doing for you but for them. My father died when I was 15years. The discipline he gave me is what drives me today, my mentality is top notch. I anticipate things n prepare for it before it come

papyjaypaul:
Yoruba culture, in the villages have internship. The Igbos do it very well in their apprenticeship and the Hausa are skilled at trade. Each generation passes on what they learned to the next. If that chain is cut, I'm sorry. Exposure is a part of education.

Our major mistake is pushing our trades aside for Western education but all those people working as engineers, accountants and lawyers can not survive if there is no trade and business. The women and men at Isale eko may not have Western education but they are the drivers of the informal economy by learning trade, doing import and export and selling wares to us. The Western edcuation made sure we hated what belongs to us but today, Chinese are showing us how it should be done.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqQ6o1Ul6-s?feature=shared

Awesome !

oluseyiforjesus:
Hope it's gas n not petrol

this son na 18 ke?

As I see it ... the father has plenty money but is still poor aka money miss road. ... he is irresponsible ... and is chasing clout. Why would a grown man be posting such on SM? One would expect the son to be doing such ... Hey world who cares .. look what my dad gifted me for my 18th .... Then to give an 18 year old male a Corvette is like gifting him a death wish. It is in the DNA of young men to speed .. the faster the better and a Corvette is a speed monster. I do agree with papyjaypaul that the son should learn to earn a living and not just be showered with the luxuries of life. I wouldn't say this is the case since I know nothing of the son ... maybe he doesn't want to be pampered but make his own way up the bladder. Not all rich people"s kids want to live off their parents' wealth. Davido is an example. But In would not be surprised if this one is spoilt .... is he in the saner colder climes to be wearing sweatpants and hoodie? If he's not ....then I'll wanted believe he spoiled.

wizod:
Misplaced Priority. This is not the right Way to groom a child or son who is still eating mama thank you

And what's wrong in giving a 18 years adult a car? My stepmom bought me my first car when I turned 19 years .
Saying it is a misplaced priority. ..then it shows your poverty mentality......

easytig:
Rental tinz for clout ,fake. Life nigga

all this blockers with lies, that guy never bought any car for his son , go to his page, he never said anything like, which car is ninalowo driving, do you know how much is this car .


The kid was only wishing his dad could buy him the car, just like the uchemba Williams daughter was wishing too for 2024 gle benz.
Ninalowo is not even driving a n expensive car so stop the fucking lies already

papyjaypaul:
You can do whatever with your money but never fund their lifestyle they never worked for. That's the fastest way to crash their work ethic.

Kids turning 18 should be taught how to take care of people, work for people and serving people. They need that humility reset to understand how live works.

His money his business.

How else is he going to be able to show the world that he has a grown-up child and has money to buy a brand new car for an 18yo. Bloody attention seeking is the game

papyjaypaul:
How did his dad make money He just starred on his own movies
Abi no be the same Bolanle wey tell him story for interviews be dis?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnhAy1X4Fes


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DY53fWGxLkA

Did he understand the lessons of money and how money works


You can be made a CEO because your father owns the company but trust me, you will make terrible decisions as executive because you never understood the ropes. You will not understand why salaried workers think the way they do.


Only a man who did not earn his money legitimately will throw his son to the world without guidance and tutelage.

What you don't work for, you can never value. To each his own.

How is buying a car for your son a big deal? Even parents in Europe and other civilized countries buy cars for their kids .
Do you know how he is raising his kid?

eepeepook:
It’s a Yankee something. Bingos here will never understand.

that actor can't afford that car for himself talk more his son, leave this guys with their lies

papyjaypaul:
You can do whatever with your money but never fund their lifestyle they never worked for. That's the fastest way to crash their work ethic.

Kids turning 18 should be taught how to take care of people, work for people and serving people. They need that humility reset to understand how live works.

His money his business.

People get car gift here at 16. This is the commonest gift in US. And more than half of high school students drive to school. And they create a computer at that age!

In the US

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How many 18yrs old boys get this for birthday in this tinubu administration?

People do irresponsible things...if they try to hijack him with guns now...he will look like a fool. For an 18yr old...best drive it in secure neighborhood in the US or so.




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