In Ebenebe Town, Anambra State, a group of moms broke into a wealthy man’s home and showered him with compliments.
The man, Blord, said in a heartfelt Instagram video that the mothers came to thank him for giving their children scholarships.
In the footage, the ladies were seen swarming the complex, joining in with singing and dancing as Blord raised his hands in acknowledgment.
Blord posted the video to Instagram and wrote:
“Man of his people. Over 500 Ebenebe mothers came to say thank you for all the scholarships I gave their children and to also celebrate with me. Ebenebe IGA; we are great.”
Recall that during the Christmas festivities, Blord reportedly shared 1200 bags of rice and four cows to his village people.
Reactions as villagers thank rich man
@sultan_teezie said: “These one go later do politics all these one na strategy.”
@cashinsam said: “Sir, be guarded with these people…some came with bad intentions.”
@mazibet9ja commented: “Those two boys dey argue between Blord and chief priest who get money pass.”
@funds_cruz said: “Hustle make your mama no go dey clean your mate shoe because of bag of rice.”
@anyiego13 said: “All these ones shouting politics. Yes he merited it. He’s rich and humble.”
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