Lady Calls Out James Brown Over Debt, Gives Ultimatum, Shares How He Lavishes Money: “Go Ikorodu”
- A businesswoman known as Isaamira Foodbank on Instagram has called out James Brown over the kind of life that he lives which pushed him into debt
- She shared how the crossdresser abandoned his properties with her and has blocked her on what app
- The lady also shared what James Brown spends his money on that made him ask for help online
Philanthropist and businesswoman Isaamira Foodbank has criticised crossdresser James Brown over his lifestyle, which led him to seek help online.
Legit.ng earlier reported that blogger Tosin Silverdam cried out that James Brown was allegedly battling hard times and was homeless.

Source: Instagram
In a video shared by the blogger, Isaamira criticised James Brown over the money he allegedly owed her and demanded that he come and remove his belongings from her house.
Isamira Foodbank asserted that James Brown had blocked her on WhatsApp and social media over the debt, but still left his things with her.

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She claimed that James Brown earns between N15 million and N16 million on TikTok yet fails to pay for his flat.
According to her, he spends extravagantly on hotels for filming his content and smokes excessively but neglects to pay for his accommodation.

Source: Instagram
Lady alleges James Brown deceives
Giving the crossdresser, who recently had a dispute with his sister, a 24-hour ultimatum, Isaamira Foodbank accused James Brown of misleading people about studying abroad.
She alleged that he merely went to shoot content and falsely claimed to be attending school.
See the video here:
How fans reacted to video about James Brown
Reactions have trailed the video made by the lady about James Brown. Here are some of the comments below:
@legendpaapi commented:
"Make he pack him load come ikorodu or sagamu if island is too expensive for him."
@aleshtaiwo reacted:
"His sister dey one corner dey laugh."

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@orgamarx said
"I don't understand. So to fling person tins comot from your house, you need to come online and make video? You and James una dey mad."
@mariam_oyakhilome stated:
"Clout una too wicked.No loyal in the world anymore.Everyone wants a name for themselves."
@rozyslam shared:
"James don too suffer him sister make he go Apologize to her cause the girl na Ogbanje."
@iamwhykayy said:
"Don’t live above your means."
@noraainkins reacted:
"Was this really necessary? Why can’t you call his phone and tell him all of this?"
@mo_famak commented:
"They both planned this video together. Very obvious."
@bignatty__ stated:
"His TikTok is gone, 1.7m followers gone, TikTok ban I guess."
James Brown reacts to Bobrisky's release
Legit.ng earlier reported that James Brown was excited that his colleague, Bobrisky, was released from prison.
Bobrisky had returned after spending some months behind bars after being convicted for naira abuse and mutilation by the EFCC.

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James Brown shared a video and wore male clothes to dance joyfully. He played Fuji music from Adewale Ayuba and called Bobrisky his aunty in the recording.
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