Nigerians on social media are reacting to the released footage of Hushpuppi’s arrest in Dubai.
In a fresh Twitter trend, Hushpuppi, and Dubai, Nigerians have aired their views on what the update means to them.
Some Twitter users stressed that Hushpuppi’s arrest is coming on handy as they took the opportunity to advice young people.
READ ALSO – Dubai Police Release Video Of Hushpuppi’s Arrest
Hushpuppi was arrested on multiple counts of fraud that the Dubai police have said amounts up to and over, Dh150 million ($40.9m) with some luxury cars and items in his possession.
See Reactions Here:
https://twitter.com/AsiwajuLerry/status/1276156834026590209?s=20
https://twitter.com/gyaigyimii/status/1276157834602954753?s=20
In Nigeria today, if you question the source of a man's wealth, people will call you a hater.
Our kids are bold enough to say they want to be yahoo boys when they grow up because they see how fraudsters like Hushpuppi are celebrated.
We lost the plot a long time ago.— Baldilocks (@Baldilocks__) June 25, 2020
https://twitter.com/royzkingin/status/1276158545663340544?s=20
You can’t be making illegal moves and still want to be showing off on social media, it will raise eyebrows. That’s what finished Hushpuppi.
I wonder if he read about what happened to Pablo Escobar when he attempted becoming a public figure.
— MONITORING_SPIRIT (@Sonjoe_Kutuh) June 25, 2020
Now those youths out there "God when-ing" on his Instagram posts and looking up to Hushpuppi would realise that hard work diligence pays in the long run.
It might be difficult and rough in the begining, but never compromise honesty and diligence in that your "small" business.
— Wale Adetona (@iSlimfit) June 25, 2020
Because say na just $25 iTunes card you say no be big deal. How do you think hushpuppi started?
Scam na Scam!!!
Yahoo yahoo no be hustle!!! ❌❌❌— Dr. Isaac (@wammiri) June 25, 2020