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“Can this be true? let me try my luck” Igbokwe reacts to Davido credit alert
Popular Nigerian music artiste, David Adeleke is currently trending after he became multi-million naira richer with just a single tweet. Earlier yesterday, Davido took to his official Twitter handle to call on everyone whom he had entertained to show him love and send some funds into his account. Before one could say”Jack Robinson”, Davido got credit alerts from different people.
The gestures exhibited by fans and friends of Davido get social media buzzing with reactions. The news got to Joe Igbokwe, a renowned politician and a member of the ruling All Progressive Congress. Joe Igbokwe could not believe his eyes and he questioned the authenticity of the news.
He wondered why people still say that there is no money in Nigeria. Joe Igbokwe opted on trying his luck by dropping his account details and his action sparked mixed reactions. For Davido to receive alerts of about 97 million naira in less than five hours, tells you why you need to empower your cycle and be good.
One thing about the rich men and women you see today is that they create a strong bond between themselves, help each other and they share business opportunities. We saw how friends and well-wishers painted Oba town red at Obi Cubana’s mother’s burial. This tells you that these men don’t move alone, they clearly understand that the best way to win and become more successful is by working together.
If you want to achieve big, move with people who think big and are willing to pay the price to achieve great things. I have heard of cases of people who rose from the threshold of suffering to become wealthy people due to the kind of relationship they kept.
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