Nigerian music star Paul Okoye, otherwise known as Rudeboy, has spoken on entitlement.
In an Instagram story, he pointed out the irony that the people one is suffering and carrying the cross for don’t even send them until they stop giving them.
He expressed heartbreak at how quickly people can turn on you, stating that such a person becomes bad once you stop doing things for them.
“Sometimes in life, eh!
The people wey you dey suffer for and carry cross for no go send you, until you stop giving them.
Then you will become a bad person”.
This isn’t the first time, Paul has spoken on entitlement. Last year, he revealed the major problem of this generation, which is self-entitlement. Sending a message to certain people, he stated that they weren’t ready as he noted how hunger would kill them.
In another post, Rudeboy had slammed a woman over her sense of entitlement. He revealed that he helped the woman with her daughter’s blood transfusion, and was now insulting him, reminding him that he would die someday and leave all his money behind. Expressing heartbreak over her messages, he declared his plans to increase the volume of his wickedness.
Similarly, Nigerian comedian turned prophet, Woli Arole had made an appeal to Nigerians on behalf of those living overseas. He stated that those working overseas can’t be sending money all the time as he noted how they are overworking themselves. He appealed to them to appreciate the little they sent them, stop being ungrateful, and pray for them.
Also, actor, Seun Sean Jimoh made a public appeal to Nigerians with loved ones and friends in the diaspora, appealing to them to take it easy on their rich friends and family, especially those in the diaspora. He admonished Nigerians to stop using their brain to calculate how much dollars would be for their helper as he noted how some helpers also need helpers.