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E-Money Gifts Staff ₦25 Million Car After Repeatedly Arriving Late to Work

E-Money Gifts Staff ₦25 Million Car After Repeatedly Arriving Late to Work

Nigerian businessman and socialite Emeka Okonkwo, popularly known as E-Money, has surprised one of his staff members with a brand-new car reportedly worth ₦25 million after noticing her frequent lateness to work.

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In a video making the rounds online, E-Money presented the employee with the keys to the new vehicle, explaining that the gift was meant to solve her transportation challenges, which had contributed to her repeated late arrivals.

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The heartwarming gesture sparked mixed reactions on social media, with many praising the businessman for his generosity, while others joked that arriving late to work might now become a new strategy for employees hoping to receive similar gifts.

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Some social media users also noted that while the gesture was commendable, employers should equally ensure staff are well compensated to maintain such vehicles.

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Selected Reactions

Hellen Ati Pascal Okechukwu (@Hellen_ati):

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“If you like start going to your work place late, your oga or madam go sack you 😂😂”

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Trust The Journey (@theflyestdj):

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“New trick Na to dey go work late be dat o 😂”

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Victoria Olamide 👸😍❤️ (@VikyInsights):

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“This is how you appreciate your staff🔥🔥🔥”

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TodayInHistory🇬🇧🇬🇧 (@chinemelumma):

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“He should also pay them well too, so they can be able to fuel their cars.”

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@RealAlexTalks (@AlexTunmise):

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“This guy and dashing cars every market day he come be like say he dey share akara.”

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