“I need to increase the volume of my wickedness” – Paul Okoye blows hot as woman he once helped insults him
- Popular Nigerian singer Paul Okoye, expresses dismay over insults from a woman he had previously assisted.
- Paul Okoye shares screenshots of disrespectful messages from the woman, pointing out her ingratitude despite his past financial support for her daughter’s blood transfusion.
- The singer reflects on the worsening situation in Nigeria, emphasizing the irony of being insulted while actively helping others amidst challenging times.
- Paul Okoye reveals his disappointment at being called a “wicked person” and being reminded of his past struggles.
Popular Nigerian singer Paul Okoye took to his Instagram story to share his dismay and frustration after being insulted by a woman whom he had been helping for a while.
Paul Okoye shared screenshots of messages he received from the woman, detailing her sense of entitlement and ingratitude.
He revealed that he had previously assisted the woman by covering the costs of her daughter’s blood transfusion.
Expressing his concern over the deteriorating situation in the country, the singer pointed out the irony of being insulted by someone he had supported.
Paul Okoye lamented the growing challenges in Nigeria and disclosed that the woman, whom he had never met in person, accused him of being a wicked person and predicted his death, reminding him of his past struggles as a poor man.
In response to the insults, the singer expressed his heartbreak and revealed his plans to adjust his approach.
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The situation in the country is getting worse, even someone I have never met but constantly helping this person, Omoh!! The person just insulted me today, called me a wicked person, that I will die and leave all my money. Reminded me that I was one’s a poor man”.
“E pain me Sha
“I need to increase the volume of my wickedness”
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In other news, Nigerian singer Paul Okoye recently emphasizes on a disheartening situation in Nigeria.
He counseled Nigerians to be in charge of their own security. The artist made this statement in the midst of the country’s deteriorating security situation.