Whitemoney Blows Hot, Blasts Nigerians Amid Hunger Protest: "I'm Not The Cause of Your Predicaments"
- Former Big Brother Naija winner Whitemoney, whose real name is Hazel Oyeze Onou, has slammed Nigerians
- The singer went on his Instagram page, where he shared a post concerning those criticising him for keeping mute during the nationwide protest
- Whitemoney noted that he did not force anyone to vote for him during his time on the show and asked that Nigerians let him be
Reality TV star, singer, and chef Whitemoney has dropped a message for Nigerians criticising him amid the ongoing protests across Nigeria.
In a post shared via his Instagram page, Hazel Oyeze Onou, widely known as Whitemoney, expressed his bitterness towards Nigerians who have constantly criticised him for not lending his voice to the ongoing protest against bad governance and nationwide hunger.
Whitemoney fumes at Nigerians
The reality TV star lambasted Nigerians for trolling him for the past three years because they voted for him to emerge as the Big Brother Naija season 6 winner.
In the now-viral post, Whitemoney stated that he had no hand in Nigerians' predicaments and did not beg for their votes.
The BBNaija star noted that he was not an activist and will never be one. He asked Nigerians to let him be, as he has had enough.
See Whitemoney's post below:
Reactions to Whitemoney's rant
Legit.ng compiled some reactions below:
@_bullion_zee:
"The best so far is laycon."
@golden_naturale:
"Na people wey dey watch BBN I blame."
@bluemagiksgo:
"You can pass a message without sounding ungrateful."
@olami_lekan501:
"These protest is revealing the real side of ungrateful people."
@ollybabymo22:
"Another sign for you not to vote anyone in the BBN house this season."
@official_k4themoney:
"Another valid reason why I don’t waste my precious time and money on BBN."
@_cicisavage:
"I blame bloggers and people's that give them fame."
@wordtested_:
"Cho Cho Cho. Once una get money una go dey behave like God."
BBNaija's Whitemoney warns beggars
The video of BBNaija's Whitemoney warning some beggars from harassing him was sighted online.
In the clip, the boys, numbering up to five, went to his windscreen to beg him for money while some wrote on his car.
He warned them that once he gave them money that day, they should never harass him again because he was also hustling.
Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.
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