- A Lagos beggar known as the “Lekki Street Boy” has gone viral after revealing that he spends between ₦200,000 and ₦400,000 daily just to gain access to celebrities and wealthy individuals in high-end areas.
- In an interview, he claimed he buys expensive items including multiple shots of Azul costing ₦70,000 each to position himself close to influential people he intends to beg from.
A Lagos street beggar, nicknamed the “Lekki Street Boy,” has ignited a viral discussion on social media after claiming he spends over ₦200,000 daily to gain access to celebrities and wealthy individuals for the purpose of begging them for money.
The young man, who frequents luxury spots in Lekki, asserted that begging in these highbrow areas is not for the poor, citing the need for substantial expenditure to approach influential figures.
In a recent interview, he explained his daily outlay, detailing how he spends large amounts to strategically position himself among celebrities.
In his own words: “Yesterday alone, I spent ₦250,000. I wanted to beg someone inside a club, so I had to buy a shot of Azul for ₦70k, and I bought three. Sometimes I spend up to ₦400k just to get access to beg.
“I dey spend this much to meet with celebrities. I spend people’s salary just because I want to meet celebrities and beg, do you think is poor man begging I’m doing?”
His comments shocked many Nigerians, who expressed disbelief that a beggar could afford such spending.
In other news…… Grammy-winning Nigerian singer Temilade Openiyi, popularly known as Tems, has disclosed the major red flags that would disqualify a potential romantic partner, citing a lack of friendliness and curiosity.
In a recent interview with American outfit Complex, the “Love Me Jeje” crooner stated that the core essence of a relationship is lost if a partner is unwilling to be friendly or show genuine interest in their spouse.
Tems outlined her dating standards:
“My dating terms are someone who is not trying to be your friend is a red flag. Anybody that isn’t curious about you is also a red flag. Because what are we doing? Why are we here if you don’t want to know me?”
She gave clear advice to her followers:
“If he or she doesn’t want to know more about you, end the relationship.”
Tems admitted that while she is a “lover girl,” she is trying to be careful due to past experiences and is currently prioritizing self-love.
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