Rich people find it difficult to pay for value, but they would cheerfully spend millions on ladies, according to Nigerian singer Oludipe Oluwasanmi David, better known by his stage name Spyro.
According to reports, the “Who’s Your Guy” crooner stated that wealthy people want free services because of their position.
The “Only Fine Girl” singer threatened to refuse such treatment from millionaires in an Instagram post, emphasizing that he put a lot of effort into being successful.
It is the wealthy who owe the most. Everyone wants free stuff, including your alleged billionaires. When it comes to paying for value tendered, they start acting inappropriately, even though they can spend hundreds of millions on women.
Don’t bring it close to me, Sha. I’ve worked very hard to get here, and I’m not pøor, so if you want my services, you have to pay my fee. Easy,” he wrote.
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If I don’t have ₦500 million in my account, I will never marry.
In March, Spyro expressed his annoyance on Instagram about poverty and how it causes kids to commit crimes and immoral behaviors.
Ending poverty should be a top priority, he said his fans from low-income households. Spyro recounts how his parents’ lack of wealth made his early years difficult.
He claimed that his early life experiences strengthened his determination to eradicate poverty and provide a better life for his kids.
The “Count Your Blessings” singer went on to say that he decided to wait to be married till he got ₦500 million in his bank account.
“I attribute all of these to poor parenting,” he wrote. A child, whether male or female, should be raised in a way that will prevent him from deviating from it as an adult. Sadly, my age only gallivantly indulges in frivolities, although many of us should be focused on breaking the cycle of poverty so that our children won’t suffer as well.
I mentioned to someone earlier today that I never had the chance to have toys as a youngster; I didn’t have the best childhood, but I did tell myself this from a very young age. Since my children would never have to experience what I did, I work hard. In actuality, I will never get married unless I have N500 million in my bank account. I prayed, struggled, and cried, and now I can afford to offer my children the life they desire so they won’t become prey like I nearly became. Rather than criticizing, we ought to concentrate on this.
