@veronicasdaughter04: Wahala dey. Wealth without enterprise. Living above our means. Shaming people for living within theirs. Pressuring young people to do everything possible to get money. Parents breeding entitlement in children. I have seen it all. Since I started working with young people...I have come to the conclusion: parents and social media are the problem. Imagine a 17 year old shaming another 17 year old for using an IPhone 11, because he uses a 13... Broke people o! People who cannot afford sim card o! Making jest... We have made it seem like hard work is a joke. We see young people flaunt wealth without enterprise, wealth without proof, so we celebrate them and make our youngsters believe that life and wealth is that easy! 20 year old driving Benz, no, not Nepo babies, their parents are nor rich, they do not work...yet we do not ask questions. Rather our young people aspire to be like them! Its a dangerous trend. Let me ask you a question: what normal things have you been shamed for? I will go first: you all know this story. Shamed for living a in 2 bedroom apartment as a young wife and mother, told that it didn't fit my aesthetics as an Influencer and if I wanted to grow, I should borrow houses so my videos can 'pop'. What's yours? Please share. Asa Ikegwuru Dibia Uwa. Asa Uwam, Uwa Mu Na Theresa!

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Tuesday 17 February 2026 07:18:03 GMT