Influencers Maliya and Lydia Balogun made it evident in a recent podcast that they will never be able to express their thanks to a man who gives them N5,000 or N10,000.
Lydia and Maliya described N5,000 and N10,000 as extremely small sums of money that don’t call for any kind of appreciation on a podcast with content creator and influencer, Caramel Plugg.
Maliya said, “I’ll stop texting that guy right away because I don’t have the energy for pointless back and forth.”
Lydia advised the man to give the money to beggars instead after Caramel, who seemed a little horrified, asked whether they realized how beneficial N10,000 would be to a beggar on the street.
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