- Rudeboy, also known as singer Paul Okoye, has expressed his belief in the significance of owning a home.
- In an Instagram post, he urged his followers to diligently pursue purchasing their own homes over renting.
- Rudeboy suggests that landlord fear can lead to disrespect and a sense of being trapped.
Singer Paul Okoye, known as Rudeboy, has expressed his views on the significance of home ownership.
In a recent post on Instagram, he encouraged his followers to strive for the purchase of their own homes instead of opting for rentals.
Rudeboy pointed out that the anxiety associated with landlords can foster a sense of disrespect and entrapment.
He underscored that owning a property, irrespective of its geographical location, is a crucial milestone in the pursuit of financial freedom and independence.
“See ehh… No matter what you do in life, make sure you work so hard to avoid rent. Because that’s a lifetime freedom. Get yours. It doesn’t matter where or the location. The fear of landlords is the beginning of disrespect and see finish. Get yours. That will be the beginning of your financial freedom”, he wrote on Instagram.
In other news, The eagerly awaited annual Social Media Awards gala was recently held in Lagos, honoring the most impactful social media figures of the year.
May Edochie, the estranged spouse of Yul Edochie, emerged as the evening’s standout winner, receiving the esteemed ‘Best Brand Ambassador’ award.
May Edochie surpassed prominent contenders such as Brain Jotter, Tacha, Stan Nze, and Yhemolee.
The award ceremony attracted a glamorous audience, and May’s victory generated waves of enthusiasm throughout the venue.
In a touching moment, May’s daughter, Danielle, along with her close associate, Commissioner Dj Wysei, accepted the award on her behalf.
Danielle, a previous recipient of the same accolade, confidently made her way to the stage, accompanied by Dj Wysei. The occasion was met with resounding applause and cheers from the audience, as fans took to social media to express their congratulations to May Edochie for her well-earned recognition.
