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Nobody is entitled to my money, actress Omoni Oboli slams fan

Nigerian actress, Omoni Oboli, has publicly responded to a message she received from an Instagram user who was soliciting financial assistance.

The actress took to her Instagram page on Tuesday, February 1, 2022, to address the follower and other people, expressing her disappointment at people who feel entitled to her money and giving a stern warning to desist from feeling entitled.

Her Instagram post reads “I came across this in my dm a few days ago and it seriously dampened my spirit!If you followed me during the lockdown, you will testify to the fact that I did giveaways everyday! Millions was given away on this platform. As a matter of fact, I decided I was never giveaways anymore after that period for so many reasons.”

“It’s the entitlement that kills me! Like seriously! Do you know how hard I work! I’m up when your ass is in bed! WORKING! I don’t sleep as many hours as most people because my bills won’t pay themselves and my goals and dreams are bigger than most people! So I grind”

“Constantly working on several businesses including my day job which is Film! Right now, I’m in pre production for 2 jobs! About to shoot one in a couple of weeks while running my other businesses and being a full-time wife and mother with no help! Went to bed at 4:30 am cos I was doing bulk cooking for my family! So nobody is entitled to my money except my kids and last I checked, I have just 3!!!”

“I started the #OmoniBusinessGrant this year because I still wanted to give (givers never lack. Believe that) but I wanted it to be targeted more at hustlers like me cos sometimes all you need is someone to believe in you. So keep pushing your business, never give up! Never stop promoting yourself and your hustle no matter how small. I SEE YOU! GOD SEES YOU!”

“PS: Adetutu, I’m glad my ignoring you (even though I never even saw your initial message. You should see how full my dm is) taught you a very vital lesson in life. NOBODY IS COMING TO SAVE YOU! It’s left to you and God to design the life you want. Always remember that I love you”.

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