“I’m not accepting donations” – Mr Macaroni says after revealing that he lost N500 million due to a scam

After recently revealing a debt of N500 million, Nigerian comedian and content creator Mr. Macaroni has made it clear that he is not looking for donations.

In an interview with Saturday Beats, he stated that he shared his financial difficulties not to ask for help, but to provide a lesson for others

“I’m not accepting any help or donations. I shared the story mainly because I wanted people to learn from my mistakes,”he explained.

Earlier, Mr. Macaroni surprised his fans by discussing his financial issues, which he attributed to a bad investment and a scam that occurred between 2021 and 2022.

He also admitted that his own financial irresponsibility and being overly generous contributed to his situation.

The comedian expressed that the weight of his debt left him feeling emotionally exhausted, especially after being betrayed by a close friend. Nevertheless, he found strength in his faith and the steadfast support of his family and friends.

Following his announcement, many celebrities and activists reached out with words of encouragement.

Rinu Oduala “I can attest to your financial kindness, not recklessness. Even in the midst of all these, you still send money. May the love in our hearts be greater than all hate.”

Morris Monye “God has given us all grace to overcome challenges.”

Femi Adebayo “Your good heart came through for you, my brother.”

Hypeman Do2dtun “Vulnerability is a type of strength that breaks everything that decides to take advantage of your peace. You have opened up and you have just attained another level of growth.”

Broda Shaggi“Like I said, we all will be tested. The secret of life is to fall seven times and to get up eight times.”