“Cultist dey even beg” – OGB Recent begs thief to return stolen phone, promises N500K reward

In recent news, comedian OGB Recent was in an unpleasant circumstance when a robber stole his phone during a recent event.

OGB discovered his phone was missing after his performance, though details of the incident are still unclear.

Desperate to reclaim his stolen phone, OGB Recent begged the thief to return it through the master of ceremonies, even offered a prize of 500 thousand naira to anyone who assisted in its safe return.

Following the incident, a number of Instagram users flocked to the comments section to offer their advise and opinions.

Comedian OGB Recent acquires brand new car worth over 60 million naira

Just one month after purchasing a new home, comedian OGB Recent treats himself to a Mercedes Benz.

Michael Charles, a comedian and social media influencer of Nigerian descent also known as Cultist Boy or OGB Recent, recently spent over 40 million naira on a Mercedes Benz GLE.

While the comedian hasn’t yet confirmed the rumors, a video of one of his friends congratulating him on his most recent acquisition has surfaced online.

Many people have congratulated the comedian. While some people praised him, others questioned where he got his money, and still others said they wanted to change their careers to comedy and influence.

OGB Recent made financial error by purchasing a car and house when he’s not financially stable – Man claims

A man has said that popular skit maker, OGB Recent made a financial error by purchasing two labilities.

According to the self-styled financial analyst, the comedian made two mistakes of purchasing a car and a house which are both labilities.

According to him, rather than buy the new house and car, he could have utilized the money to rent a house then invest the rest in his career.

The man said that if he had done that, his career would have greatly benefitted from the action if he had invested.

He maintained that OGB made a financial error by purchasing the two properties which he described as financial liabilities.