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See Why Nigerians Are Dragging Kiddwaya

See Why Nigerians Are Dragging Kiddwaya.

The Billionaire Terry Waya’s son, Kiddwaya has been blasted by some Nigerians online after claiming hard work is the difference between him and them.

Kiddwaya in an attempt to motivate his fans got to the wrong side of some Nigerians with his post insinuating that his luxurious and lavish lifestyle is as a result of hard work.

 Reacting to his post Nigerians dragged him and his father asking whether his father’s laundry money that he was convicted for is the hard work he’s talking about.

Others were just savage saying even his birth was a mistake and he’s claiming the difference between him and them is hard work.

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