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Another way to help poor people is to make sure you don’t become one - Singer Korede Bello shares his opinion on poverty

Social media has been a platform where many take to when they want to express their opinions and point of views regarding specific issues. A popular Nigerian singer recently bared his mind on the topic of poverty.

The celebrity singer identified as Korede Bello took to popular micro blogging platform, Twitter, with a post in which he had shared an advice on how to help people living in poverty.

Bello had mentioned in his tweet that the best way to help poor people is for the rich and wealthy to ensure they never become one.

He said: "Another way to help poor people is to make sure you don’t become one."

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See his tweet below:

Some of his followers had taken under the post to express their agreement with the celebrity’s opinion.

See some reactions below:

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Also among many who had agreed with the singer’s line of thinking is controversial OAP Daddy Freeze. He took to his Instagram page with a screenshot of the singers statement.

He accompanied the post with a caption in which he had revealed Bello’s opinion as one of the most beautiful thing he had ever read on social media.

Sharing the post, he said: "One of the most beautiful things I have ever read on social media!"

See his post below:

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had previously gathered a report about how the singer missed his 2019 birthday celebration due to the leap year. He had taken to social media to call on his fellow leapers and ask them which date they were all going to celebrate their birthdays, since the month of February this year only had 28 days.

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