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Billionaire Femi Otedola fires back at troll who accused him of rocking designer wears and not helping the poor

A popular Nigerian business mogul has reacted to a social media user who called him out and accused him of not rendering any help to the poor and needy, despite his billionaire status.

The social media user identified as @official_luchipatrick95, took to the online community with a post directed at billionaire, Femi Otedola.

She expressed that Otedola is only fond of adorning himself in designer outfits and wondered if he ever extends a helping hand to those who may be in need.

"With all due respect sit down sir, Your own is just to be wearing Tom Ford every day. Don’t you help people?" she said.

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The post, however, got the attention of the billionaire who made sure to respond to her in the comment section.

Otedola prayed her to go and carry out proper research about his philanthropic efforts.

See the post below:

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In other news, Legit.ng gathered the report of Nollywood actress Omoni Oboli, who used her social media platform to address online beggars. The actress charged them to get up and do something instead of expecting handouts from hardworking citizens who work hard to earn their own money.

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