“The Economy Doesn’t Affect Me, I Have Backing” – Toke Makinwa Brags Online

Nigerian media personality Toke Makinwa has recently become the center of attention on social media following a bold declaration about her financial stability amidst the country’s economic struggles. Known for her vibrant media presence, Toke claimed that she remains unaffected by the economic downturn due to a robust support system. Her remarks have sparked widespread debate, with many expressing varied opinions on her perspective and the state of the nation’s economy.

“The economy doesn’t affect me, I have backing” – Toke Makinwa brags online

Toke Makinwa’s Bold Statement

Popular Nigerian media personality Toke Makinwa recently stirred up controversy with a bold statement about her immunity to the economic crisis in Nigeria. Toke Makinwa, well-known for her media presence, claimed that her strong support system has shielded her from the financial hardships affecting many in the country.

The Claim of Strong Support

Toke Makinwa, who is also gearing up to start a Christian fellowship, asserted that she and her close circle remain unaffected by the economic downturn due to their substantial backing. In a viral video, she was heard confidently stating her resilience against the economy’s challenges.

Direct Challenge to Negativity

In the video, she addressed any potential negativity with the following words: “Whatever the economy is saying, we no dey carry last. We no dey settle for less. Do you know who our father is? We get backing. Who the hell are you talking to, devil?”

“The economy doesn’t affect me, I have backing” – Toke Makinwa brags online1

Social Media Buzz

Toke Makinwa’s statements have sparked significant reactions on social media. Here’s what some netizens had to say:

  • @badguyforrealmen: “But she is saying the truth. Politicians will tiff money and waste it on these girls. So she is right. Until Nigerians receive sense and start dealing with their politicians things like this will not stop.”
  • @vickkyveee: “It’s not affecting me too duh.”
  • @mezukay: “Somebody said Gistlover go soon cast una.”
  • @___themeji: “Shebi na politicians dey run am for una.”
  • @mastermcrk: “They’re in the country’s budget.”
  • @wtmg_01: “Na una dey sleep with them, we understand.”
  • @prettydavidoflagos: “This one no just get sense normally no be today.”
  • @lordmayorblacksnr: “It is very insensitive talk at this time that a common man can’t even afford the minimum things cos of what the political scandals have brought upon us. The same set of people who are badly affected by the economy will be the ones to defend them.”
  • @olamilekan_r99: “Dem dey control people wey dey country go the economy.”

Toke Makinwa’s remarks have undoubtedly generated a lot of discussions online, highlighting different perspectives on the economic situation and the perceived privileges of certain individuals.

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