Avoid WhatsApp groups of alumni of the school; your poor buddies will pull you down – Rich people told Ghana news

• Reno Omokri advised rich and wealthy against joining their alumni WhatsApp group for their own safety
• The author and former presidential aide gave advice on his Facebook page, saying the poor in the group would pull the rich down
• Omokri’s advice met with mixed reactions, with some agreeing with him while others strongly disagreeing.

Nigerian author and former presidential aide Reno Omokri has advised people to avoid their WhatsApp group of school alumni if ​​they are successful and wealthy.

Going to his Facebook page to give the advice, Omokri said being on the WhatsApp group would attract unnecessary hatred from his classmates who never had the person’s time at school.

They will pull you down

According to Omokri, those classmates who now believe their poverty is the rich person’s responsibility to mend, will spend more time pulling the person down than getting up.

Omokri said that these poor classmates would think that the refusal of the rich to make amends for their poverty is a manifestation of hatred towards them.

In his words:

“They will spend more time pulling you down than getting up. Because of their emotional connection to your youth, you may be distracted. So to avoid the stories that touch you, just face yourself. before being attracted to Iberiberism! “

Many react to Omokri’s statement

Augustine Humphrey said:

“Strongly agree. However, if I see true companions up for their challenges, I will certainly be of assistance, most certainly.”

Jide C Onuegbu commented:

“It’s a very stupid, nearsighted mindset. When you make money, the least you can do is give back to society. You should help pull your friends to the top. I find myself privileged. when I see the need to help an old friend.

“Old friends wouldn’t ask you to lift them out of poverty on your own, but if they ask for help, take it a privilege and hurry to help when you can.

“I am only a keeper who oversees the things the Lord has given me. These things are not for me alone. God has given them to me so that I can use them to serve my neighbor. that you have acquired like yours to consume then you are a very big fool. “

Prince Bash Ataba commented:

“Not only the WhatsApp school group, but also the NGOs, the community loves where you are richer than other members and think you owe them. They expect you to take full responsibility for their predicament. is better to step back, do all in your power, and face your life. The sense of entitlement among black people is just too strong. “

Omokri advises against men offering financial aid to girlfriends

YEN.com.gh previously reported that Omokri advised men to stop offering financial assistance to their girlfriends.

Omokri, who took to his Facebook page to give the advice, said a man whose girlfriend is asking for financial aid should let her know that he is not his father.

In his words:

“When a woman you are dating tells you she needs money, listen calmly without interrupting, then respond, ‘I’m sorry, but it looks like you’re mistaking me for your father.’

Source: Yen.com.gh