Nigerian dancehall star, Inetimi Timaya Odon, known professionally as Timaya, has stirred a controversial debate online with his assertion that money is no longer the root of all evil.
The record label founder stated this via his official Twitter account on Tuesday, adding that the root of evil is now attention.
Timaya wrote; “Money is no longer the root of all evil. Attention is.”
Fans shared their thoughts in the comment section and many telling told him that money has never been “the root of all evil” but the love of it.
See his post:
In related news…
Popular club promoter, Yhemo Lee has shared a valuable tip on how men can get any woman they want.
He took to his Snapchat account and stated that women love money, so any man that makes money first, would have them easily. Yhemo Lee said once a man is rich, every other quality in terms of appearance, personality and others, would come after.
He wrote; “Women love money!! Want a girl? Get money first; it’s easier, every other quality comes after.. if you like speak English from now till next week.”
Meanwhile in sports news…
Nigeria International, Odion Ighalo has opined that most footballers play for financial gain and not passion for the game. The 34-year-old Super Eagles star made the assertion during a recent interview with popular football journalist, Oma Akatugba.
The former Manchester United forward said the ongoing exodus of global football superstars to the Saudi Arabian league was inspired by money.
Ighalo, who was the top scorer in the Saudi Pro League in the 2021/2022 season, insisted that it was the main reason behind Cristiano Rolando’s record-breaking move to Al Nassr.
“Those players that would come out and say, we are playing football for passion this and all that, bro, it’s money [they are playing for]. At the end of it all, we are all playing [football] for money.
“Look at those that are going to Saudi Arabia, big players. Ronaldo, is it passion he is still playing for? Ronaldo has made hundred times what I’ve had in my life, he still went to Saudi Arabia. So you want to tell me it’s passion? It’s for money, bro,” he said.
