Nigerian rapper Phyno has found himself under scrutiny as a man publicly questions his recent real estate investment.
Phyno made headlines with the news of his purchase of 20 units of terraced semi-detached buildings. While this acquisition garnered praise from fans and fellow celebrities, it also attracted criticism.
In an unexpected twist, an anonymous Nigerian financial advisor has raised doubts about the rapper's decision to invest in real estate. This advisor questions whether Phyno's investment in these properties will yield the expected return on investment (ROI).
Instead, the financial expert suggests an alternative strategy. He proposes that Phyno should allocate his resources toward producing a new music album rather than continuing to invest in real estate. According to the advisor, the potential for a more substantial return on investment lies within the music industry itself.
Netizens have reacted with diverse opinions:
@[b]djmax_kingofdjs commented, "1000 adviser no helper when you are poor you’re poor bro."
@[b]florishbaba playfully noted, "You see who buy property now oh you don drag colos forget your own sermon."
@[b]kingivr_ offered a defense of real estate investment, saying, "All these social media... When done correctly, real estate is one of the most popular, profitable, and stable investment choices that can generate a high profit return. The advantages of investing in real estate include the ability to generate wealth, use equity as leverage, and protect your money from inflation."
@[b]lexbod_001 jokingly remarked, "Poor man dey advice billionaire. Big lol."
@[b]djfalcao_ expressed strong disagreement, saying, "Dem suppose jail you for wetin you talk."
@[b]godsonrealon joined in, stating, "Only in Nigeria a poor man advises a rich man. Werey."
@[b]tmex_ybnl offered a balanced perspective, saying, "For me, Ezege no buy house. Baba dey promote his Album. Man has to chase his clout. I come in peace."
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