In other news, Fekomi has officially declared war on luxury cars, and Toyota owners have entered the chat with questions.
In a video circulating online, he questioned why influencers spend their first major earnings on expensive vehicles instead of obtaining a second passport or building businesses.
(nods head like Vector)
"One of the dumbest people I have seen in real life is some of these content creators and brand influencers. You guys have been creating content for so long, you've made a lot of dollars. The first money you will make, you go and be buying Benz. What are you using Benz to do?"
He asked.
He also questioned why some wealthy Nigerians own several expensive cars but still have to apply for visas when travelling abroad.
"You will park like five, six cars inside your compound, five, six Benz worth 50, 300, 400 million naira, but you are still going to apply for visa. You still want to go to ordinary Dubai, you are going to queue for visa with Nigeria passport. What are you using your money to do? Who is supposed to buy a second citizenship first if not you?"
(looks away like Veekee James)
He advised high-earning individuals to consider obtaining a second passport or investing in businesses capable of generating enough money to afford one.
"The first thing you should do, once you make 10, 20, 300 million, get a second passport, keep it somewhere, you understand? Or you get a business that can earn you the money to afford that kind of passport,"
He added.
He further criticised those who spend heavily on luxury fashion and champagne to impress others.
"But no, you want to buy a Benz. You use your money, you go and use your money to be buying all this unnecessary expensive wears because you want to prove a point, be popping champagne everywhere. Don't worry, don't worry."
He said.
(shakes head like Charly Boy)
Toyota owners have reportedly taken to social media to ask if they are allowed to speak. Sources say the comments have been flooded with Toyota owners asking, "So because we buy Toyota, we are smart now?" and "Does this mean my Corolla is a second passport?" One Toyota owner reportedly wrote, "I have been quiet for years. Now I can finally speak." Fekomi has not responded to the Toyota owners, but his friends say he has been laughing at the comments.
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Source: One of Fekomi's friends, Tega Ben, who confirmed the Toyota owners have been flooding the comments and Fekomi has been laughing at them.
