Popular Nigerian skit maker, Sabinus, has stirred up mixed reactions with his recent financial advice for Nigerians facing economic hardships.
In a video posted online, Sabinus shared a rather unconventional tip for dealing with financial difficulties, which has sparked debate among his followers.
In the video, Sabinus humorously revealed an empty television console, explaining that he had sold his TV to buy food. The skit maker emphasized that in tough times, one should not rely on others for help, as everyone is facing their own challenges. Instead, he advised Nigerians to sell anything they own in order to afford basic necessities like food.
Sabinus’s message was clear: when hunger strikes, the priority should be securing food, even if it means parting with personal belongings. However, the video was met with mixed reactions from netizens. While some found his advice amusing and relatable, others criticized him for being insensitive, given the financial hardships many Nigerians are currently facing.
Comments on the video ranged from laughter and praise for his humor to disappointment and concern over the potential impact of his message. Some viewers felt that his joke downplayed the seriousness of poverty in the country, while others defended him, stating that humor is often used as a coping mechanism during difficult times.
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