“My money too long” – Mr Eazi boasts days after dreaming of Davido gifting him 2.3 million dollars

• Gistlover reported that the “I Surrender” crooner shared a dream on his X page about Davido gifting him 2.3 million dollars.

• Following this, he made a financial statement on his page about his net worth.

Renowned artist Mr. Eazi has boasted about the magnitude of his wealth, shortly after disclosing a dream in which Davido bestowed upon him millions of dollars.

Gistlover notes that the “I Surrender” singer recently shared on his X account that he envisioned receiving a gift of 2.3 million dollars from Davido.

A few days later, he returned to his platform to provide an update regarding his financial status, asserting that his wealth is substantial and inexhaustible.

“My Money 2 Long , Kole Pari ✍🏿,” he wrote.

Reacting to the post…

@bruzieee asked: “What if you do giveaway to all Nigerians, e no go still pari?”

@TaoFeek182 asked: “Mr Eazi, how many likes for 2 million naira?”

@hk_mighty stated: “If nah davido now dem go say nah bragging”

@badtherapist_ commented: “This one no be brag e Dey inform una”

@__survive_is_win commented: “You sure say this guy no dey do drugs now?”

@seth_wave penned: “Una really think say Mr eazi no get money?”

@nnamo_ferrari commented: “I wish it can buy life so we never die, since it can’t i personally stopped bragging cus it ain’t worth it”

In other news, A prison official disclosed that Bobrisky was not placed in the general cell at Kirikiri Maximum Prison due to possessing female features, including breasts.

While testifying before the House of Representatives investigation panel today September 30, DCC Michael Anuga, said

‘’During his admission, we discovered that Idris has a peculiar feature that can not allow us put him in a general apartment. Idris Okuneye Olanrewaju had female features. He has breast.”

He explained that a medical personnel was invited and she certified that he indeed had breasts.

‘’With this the admission, the board had to enter into a meeting to discuss on the best way to manage him. We arrived at the conclusion that we have to put him in a protective custody. He spent his time in B-ward room 2 of the facility and alone in that particular room. Why we did that is because we have to abide by the international best practices and according to our laws.”