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Maduagwu Blasts Celebrities Who Flaunt Wealth But Ignore Fans That Beg For Money

Nollywood actor, Uche Maduagwu has taken to social media to slam his fellow celebrities who are in the habit of flaunting their wealth online and choosing to ignore fans who beg for help.

In a post shared on his Instagram page, Maduagwu said it doesn’t make sense for a celebrity to show off cars, jewelry, and dollars on social media, but ignore their fans when they ask for financial assistance.

He cautioned his fellow celebrities to stop ignoring their fans who are in need of help, noting that giving to the poor makes Jesus happy.

He wrote; ”Giving to the poor makes Jesus happy. It makes no sense for we celebs to show off expensive cars, jewelry and Dollars on social media but ignore our fans when they beg us for assistance”

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KanyiDaily recalls that Uche Maduagwu had recently revealed why he will never date BBNaija star, Mercy Eke even if he’s offered the sum of N20 million.

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Tobias Sylvester

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