Toke Makinwa's bold statement, “I don’t care what the economy is saying, we don’t settle for less,” has ignited diverse reactions on social media. Critics accuse Nigerian celebrities of insensitivity, while supporters defend her stance. The comments highlight the tension between celebrity lifestyles and economic realities in Nigeria.
Media personality Toke Makinwa has sparked a wave of reactions on social media with her recent statement, “I don’t care what the economy is saying, we don’t settle for less.” Posted by Instablog9ja, the comment quickly went viral, garnering a variety of responses from Twitter users.
One user criticized Nigerian celebrities, calling them “useless and shameless.” Another expressed a sense of hopelessness, saying, “It’s only God that will help us.” Another user referred to Makinwa and others like her as “Elon Musk girls,” implying they live lavishly despite economic hardships.
One comment advised Makinwa to be considerate of others, writing, “No use the advantage wey you get take Dey rub people for face” and “Kill pride and mind your business.” Another user humorously predicted that Makinwa’s “sugar daddy” would soon be revealed, while another defended her, stating, “Una go just dey hate on this girl for no reason.”
One user boasted about having influential support, and another dismissed Makinwa’s comment, calling her a “mumu girl” and questioning her understanding of the economic situation.
The diverse reactions highlight the polarized views on Makinwa’s statement, reflecting broader societal frustrations and differing perspectives on celebrity lifestyles in Nigeria.
