Idowu Akinsanya, the son of MC Oluomo who recently graduated from ESGT University, Benin Republic, with a first degree in international relations, has issued a warning to his "monitoring spirits."
The young man lamented on his Instagram page, revealing that when he posts videos of himself chilling, his followers begin to show him love and beg for money, whereas when he posts posts about being broke or downcast, everyone views them and moves on.
"Post about being broke, and everyone looks at it and moves on; post about being sad, and no one cares; post about being down, and they will still look at it and move on; don't post at all, and they will forget you exist."However, if you simply post a video of yourself having fun or money, people will begin to feel your vibe and begin billing you. Your DM will be choked, and if you do not respond, they will begin to address you as a bad person or say that you are proud of yourself.Therefore, "no one will check up on me if I don't post my lifestyle," as MC Oluomo's son wrote.
recollects that the son of MC Oluomo has been vocal online before.
Idowu Akinsanya recently took to his social media page to respond to those who had called his father, Musiliu Ayinde Akinsanya aka MC Oluomo, a popular leader in the Nigerian Union of Road Transport Workers NURTW, a tout.
Jnr. said in his Instagram stories that he urged people to get a father like his by addressing them and calling his father a tout.He also said that having a father like him would be wonderful because they wouldn't be without love or protection.
He wrote in his own words:
‘If my father were your father, you would never lack love, care, protection, or a smile, for those who call my father a tout.'Find a father like my own.
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