The person that gave $30k for clout has more poor people in his extended family than those in Chief Priest’s family, Speed Darlington’s Lawyer
Legal counsel to Speed Darlington, Comrade Deji Adeyanju has taken to his social media account to give his own opinion on the trending Nigerian billionaire businessman, Cubana Chief Priest and singer Burna Boy’s banter.
As sides have been taken by many, it is expected that lawyer Adeyanju whose client, Speed Darlington had once been involved in a case with Burna Boy, where Speed Darlington ended up in prison, would naturally be against Burna Boy in the online tussle with Cubana Chief Priest.
As it has been confirmed that Burna Boy gifted a man alleged to be Cubana Chief Priest’s younger brother $30,000, as the two celebrities continue exchanging words, and argue about who got more money.
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The monetary gift, though many have opined is not out of genuine charity but to spite Cubana Chief Priest, and to show that he has enough to throw, and is even ready to help an impoverished and struggling brother of an acclaimed billionaire.
In his post, lawyer Adeyanju wrote; “The person that gave $30k for clout has more poor people in his extended family that those in Chief Priest’s family. And the guy is not even Chief Priest’s brother. But assuming he’s even his brother, do you know why he has refused to help him? Giving money to some folks is waste.”
Akpis lawyer also claimed that he wouldn’t help anyone that does a video calling him out to help him even if they were of same parents.
“I don’t owe him anything,” he said, “the way our parents gave birth to me is how they gave birth to him. Let him go and hustle. We must stop helping entitled people.”
