Nigerian social commentator Geh Geh has criticised singer Davido’s reported ₦120 million Prado Jeep gift to his logistics manager, Israel DMW, describing the luxury vehicle as a potential financial burden.
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In a video circulating online, Geh Geh questioned Israel’s excitement over receiving the vehicle, arguing that the gift could undermine his financial independence rather than improve his financial position.
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He also used the development to highlight what he described as a lack of financial education among many Nigerians, particularly their inability to distinguish between assets and liabilities.
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According to him, acquiring or maintaining something a person cannot independently afford could create financial dependency.
Geh Geh further argued that purchasing a luxury item that the recipient cannot comfortably maintain could become a financial mistake, regardless of how expensive or attractive the gift appears.
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He maintained that the Prado Jeep would likely require more financial resources from Israel than it would contribute to his overall well-being.
Geh Geh commented …
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“I hear say Davido buy Prado worth 120 million Naira for Israel. If you know Israel tag am to this video. They say had I know is the last comment of a fuul. That car wey them buy for you is a threat to your financial freedom. A Prado? They bought you a Prado and you are proud? No na. It’s not financially correct. Many of Una for Nigeria lack financial education na wetin make us dey behind for this country.
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An average Nigerian no know the difference between assets and liabilities. Anything wey a person no fit afford on him own three times, it’s a financial mistake to use that as thing take do gift for another person. If anything happens with that thing and the person no fit afford an on him own, e go create financial dependency. Shuuur!
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That car wey dey buy for Israel go take more from am than contribute to him life….”
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Watch him speak below …
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