“Sell That Car and Empower Nigerian Youths” — Geh Geh Criticises Burna Boy Over New Bugatti Purchase

Media personality and relationship commentator Geh Geh has criticised Nigerian singer Burna Boy over his reported purchase of a Bugatti Chiron VXX hypercar, which is said to be worth billions of naira.

In a video shared online, Geh Geh questioned the value of the luxury vehicle in Nigeria, arguing that the singer could have invested the money in businesses and initiatives that would benefit young Nigerians.

“Burna Boy, that new car you just got, call Aboki Iron condemn; they should come and carry that financial mistake from your compound. Of what use is that car to me as a Nigerian?” he said.

Geh Geh argued that spending billions of naira on a car was unnecessary in a country where poor road infrastructure remains a major concern. He also suggested that an ordinary Toyota Corolla could offer more practical value.

The media personality further urged Burna Boy to sell the vehicle and use the proceeds to establish a company that could create jobs for Nigerians.

“Burna Boy, you bought a car, named it Big 7, when you could use that money to establish a company in the country, name it Big 7 and employ Nigerians to work there,” he said.

Geh Geh also referenced fellow musicians Davido and Wizkid, arguing that wealthy entertainers and individuals should take greater responsibility for supporting people in need and contributing to national development.

He maintained that the wealth of Nigeria’s richest citizens could make a difference if they invested in job creation, empowerment and poverty reduction.