Nigerian comedian and filmmaker Ayo Makun has sparked conversations online after sharing a candid message about people who seek financial help shortly after initiating contact.
In a post shared on social media, the entertainer cautioned against the growing trend where individuals request someone’s phone number only to later reach out with requests for money.
“Not everyone you meet is your miracle,” he wrote. “Please stop starting with ‘Can I have your number?’ and later ending up with a request for money. We all have responsibilities.”
The comment, widely circulated online, resonated with many social media users who say public figures and successful individuals often face frequent financial requests from acquaintances or strangers.
AY’s remark has since generated mixed reactions, with some supporting his message about personal boundaries and financial responsibility, while others noted the broader social pressures that sometimes lead people to seek help.
The post adds to ongoing discussions about expectations, financial boundaries, and social etiquette in the age of digital communication, particularly for celebrities and high-profile personalities.
ELIJAH ADEYEMI
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