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Aproko Doctor reacts after Peter Obi said his son who’s 30yrs old doesn’t have a car
Dr Chinonso Egemba, popularly known as Aproko Doctor has reacted following a trending video of PDP presidential aspirant, Peter in which he said his son does not have a car even though he is almost 30 years old because his son has to work to buy his own car.
The popular Doctor while reacting to video said as much as he believes in Peter Obi’s ability, the story is no clear at all and that it doesn’t portray him in good light when you think about it. He says parents work hard so that their children will have a headstart in life and if his 30 years old son can’t afford a car with all the money he has work he has done, then he doesn’t know what to say again.
He further said “You don’t even need to buy the car for him. Where did he school? He’s not got a job yet? Not self sufficient enough? With all your connect? You didn’t set him up or at least try to”
He conclusively revealed that if the son hasn’t bought a car based on his choice that’s fine, but if it’s because he’s not able to afford it, then that’s bad.
Check out his post belowPeter Obi had made the revelation while speaking to a group during which he revealed that his 30 year old son doesn’t have a car yet and that he’d have to work in order to buy his own car. Aproko Doctor believes it’s abnormal for the son of a presidential aspirant not to own a car at 30.
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