- In a viral video shared on X by @AsakyGRN, the man alleged that Omah Lay convinced him to lend the money despite his initial reluctance.
A Nigerian man claiming to be an old friend of singer Omah Lay has accused the artist of owing him ₦12,000 borrowed in 2014 to invest in the defunct Ponzi scheme, MMM.
In a viral video shared on X by @AsakyGRN, the man alleged that Omah Lay convinced him to lend the money despite his initial reluctance.
He insists the debt remains unpaid, sparking mixed reactions online, with some users mocking the claim and others questioning its timing.
His words: “He owes me ₦12,000. When he was in the hood, he told me to invest in MMM. I said I didn’t do those things, but he said it would be profitable because others were doing it. He asked me for ₦12,000. I gave him the ₦12,000.”
See some reactions below:
@keeng_ezzy: “Since 2014.. that 12000 naira in today’s price should be about 1.2million 😂 Omah Lay pay up asap!”
@jthr999: “This thing na true. He no fit dey lie on top 12k 😂😂Omah lay self go burst laugh if he watch this video because he go remember.”
@Okados012: “My brother won help omah lay promote him song ni jare.”
@oladyussuf: “Bro when I make it, I can’t leave my friend like this.”
@Yaz_emipre: “So even Omay ley do MMM those years chai nawaooo.”
@Utwts_: “No wonder @IAmDonawon quickly comot Omah lay management before this whole scandal drop.”
@bereiweris71395: “I grew up in these place it’s called Marine Base. One of the most notorious places in Port Harcourt back then.”
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