Veteran Nigerian actress, Kate Henshaw has expressed her disbelief and frustration after receiving a daring request from a fan.
The actress took to her X page on Thursday to address the uncommon and surprising message she got from a fan who asked her for a whopping sum of ₦35 million.
She wrote, “There must be a thought process that goes through people’s minds that I can’t fathom. How do you send a DM to someone and ask for N35 million?
“How? Why? If you can’t afford what you want, why not wait till you can or defer till you have saved enough? Stop it! Just stop!!”
Henshaw’s followers, equally taken aback by the request, conveyed their shock in the comment section.
An astonished fan commented,“N35 million, like thirty-five and six zeros? In a DM? God of rich aunties, have mercy!”
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“Aunty Katie Abeg run from such request oh. I have learned that a lot of persons will invest so much in stocks and start living in begging syndrome until their stocks get its returns. Sadly, when the returns come they won’t list you as beneficiaries. Happy weekend Aunty Katie,” another X user wrote, advising the actress.
Another fan shared his similar experience with Henshaw, narrating how someone billed him ₦2.5 million.
New Telegraph reports that Henshaw is not the only Nigerian celebrity to warn her fans to refrain from begging for money, similarly, Nollywood legend Chinedu Ikedieze, aka Aki also told his fans to refrain from asking for money.
He said in part, “The problem is that it is not just Nigerians. You guys have made it look like we have this money packed somewhere. Like it is a must that we cater for your needs; No! It is not a must. This economic crunch is biting everybody,”
the actor saidAnother fan shared his similar experience with Henshaw, narrating how someone billed him ₦2.5 million.
New Telegraph reports that Henshaw is not the only Nigerian celebrity to warn her fans to refrain from begging for money, similarly, Nollywood legend Chinedu Ikedieze, aka Aki also told his fans to refrain from asking for money.
He said in part, “The problem is that it is not just Nigerians. You guys have made it look like we have this money packed somewhere. Like it is a must that we cater for your needs; No! It is not a must. This economic crunch is biting everybody,”
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