Nollywood actor Daniel Etim Effiong has sparked conversations online as he reveals that his friend, based in Lagos, spends a staggering N2 million on groceries monthly. This astonishing revelation has captured the attention of social media users, igniting a wave of discussions about spending habits and lifestyle choices in urban Nigeria.
On the microblogging platform X, the actor expressed his shock and disbelief regarding his friend's extravagant grocery spending. He noted that this substantial sum is allocated for a family of three, raising eyebrows and prompting many to question the cost of living in Lagos and the priorities of affluent families.
In his post, he wrote: “A friend of mine who lives in Lagos spends 2m on groceries monthly…for a family of 3. I’m shook.” His candid admission has resonated with many, leading to a flurry of comments and reactions from his followers and the general public.
Online users expressed their utter disbelief at the actor’s revelation in the comment section, sharing their thoughts and personal experiences regarding grocery shopping and household expenses in Nigeria's bustling capital.
Read some reactions as you scroll…
Mikay said: “I wanted to call cap at the first sight but I did my own calculation. I can categorically say it is possible; it’s all about their lifestyle.” This highlights how different lifestyles can lead to vastly different spending habits, particularly in a city like Lagos where luxury and convenience often come at a high price.
Daniel Adebanjo advised: “Tell him to go to market and buy real food stuff and leave supermarket alone.” This comment suggests a more traditional approach to shopping, indicating that local markets may offer more affordable options compared to supermarkets, which often cater to upscale consumers.
ZAMJI quipped: “The family dey suffer from kwashoko ni? Ninu ijoba tinubi yi.” This humorous remark questions whether such excessive spending is necessary and implies that the family might be indulging rather than focusing on essential needs.
Kenneth asked: “Na community him Dey feed?” expressing disbelief that one family could consume so much and implying that the spending might benefit more than just their household.
JAY JAY remarked: “Baba you’re bigger than 3m. Stop downgrading yourself,” suggesting that the actor himself might be underestimating his financial worth compared to his friend’s lifestyle.
Lummy Dee added: “Fuel go pass 1m then. Eiii,” highlighting the rising costs of living and expenses that accompany such a lavish lifestyle, particularly in relation to fuel prices in Nigeria.
Darlene wrote: “Wetin dem Dey chop? If they can spend such amount. So total in a year 36m for just groceries. I hope the man don build house 🏡? Abi nah rented apartment him Dey Dey spend such amount. I want to know make I know how to rebuke him.” This comment raises important questions about financial priorities and the sustainability of such extravagant spending habits.
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