“Carry that financial mistake from your compound, sell it and use the money to empower Nigerian youth” — Content creator and relationship expert GehGeh calls out Burna Boy over โฆ9bn Bugatti
Content creator and relationship expert GehGeh has criticised Grammy-winning singer Burna Boy over his reported purchase of a Bugatti said to be worth about โฆ9 billion.
In a video shared online, GehGeh described the car as a “financial mistake” and gave Burna Boy 24 hours to remove it from his compound.
He questioned the value of spending billions of naira on a luxury car in Nigeria, particularly given the state of roads and infrastructure in the country.
According to GehGeh, Burna Boy could have used the money to support young Nigerians and contribute to improving the lives of people around him.
He argued that wealthy Nigerians should take more responsibility for supporting ordinary citizens, saying successful people have an opportunity to help others benefit from their wealth.
GehGeh also criticised what he described as the pressure among wealthy entertainers to prove who has more money, saying such competition could lead people to spend heavily on things that do not benefit the wider society.
He urged Burna Boy to sell the car and use the proceeds to empower Nigerian youths, insisting that the country needs wealthy Nigerians to do more for the people around them.
“Carry that financial mistake from your compound, sell it and use the money to empower Nigerian youth” — Content creator and relationship expert GehGeh calls out Burna Boy over โฆ9bn BugattiContent creator and relationship expert GehGeh has criticised Grammy-winning singer Burna Boy over his reported purchase of a Bugatti said to be worth about โฆ9 billion.In a video shared online, GehGeh described the car as a “financial mistake” and gave Burna Boy 24 hours to remove it from his compound.He questioned the value of spending billions of naira on a luxury car in Nigeria, particularly given the state of roads and infrastructure in the country.According to GehGeh, Burna Boy could have used the money to support young Nigerians and contribute to improving the lives of people around him.He argued that wealthy Nigerians should take more responsibility for supporting ordinary citizens, saying successful people have an opportunity to help others benefit from their wealth.GehGeh also criticised what he described as the pressure among wealthy entertainers to prove who has more money, saying such competition could lead people to spend heavily on things that do not benefit the wider society.He urged Burna Boy to sell the car and use the proceeds to empower Nigerian youths, insisting that the country needs wealthy Nigerians to do more for the people around them.