“You should have build house for him” – Financial expert GehGeh slams Brain Jotter for gifting veteran singer Mike Ejeagha N2m after using his song (Video)

Nigerian financial coach Emmanuel Obruste, popularly known as GehGeh, has called out comedian Brain Jotter over his N2 million gift to 92-year-old veteran singer Mike Ejeagha.

Brain Jotter, whose real name is Chukwuebuka Emmanuel Amuzie, has been a trending topic online after dancing to a 41-year-old song, “Gwo gwo gwo ngwo,” originally created by Mike Ejeagha. The song quickly became a viral dance challenge, with many internet users, content creators, and celebrities across the entertainment industry participating. The video garnered impressive views on TikTok, Instagram, and other social media platforms.

In appreciation, Brain Jotter decided to gift Pa Mike N2 million, generating significant buzz online. Recently, he paid a visit to the veteran singer’s house to present the gift.

However, in a new video, GehGeh expressed that Brain Jotter’s gesture was financially unfair to the elderly singer. He suggested that Brain Jotter should have been more prudent and built a bungalow for the aged man instead.

In his words, “I hear say Brain Jotter give the man N2 million. The N2m wey you give the man na for Kola or what the purpose of it because that is financially unfair. I think say by now, you go don build one big bungalow, bless am with better Benz 190 make he dey carry am about”.

“You can’t see the condition where the man is living. Go and build Bungalow to the man”.

Watch the video below:

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Some reactions are shown below:

boi_ayenzy said, “Na true sha he suppose by now buy dangote refinery give the man”.

iamstepee said, “That man owes brain jotter a lot for resurrecting his old songs and make it trending again”.

babagift1 said, “I don’t understand, did brain jotter remix this song ? He only danced to his song not remix or sample his sing”.

rhiks_xx said, “Una don Dey mad Read Original