A clip of a Nigerian secondary school student who recently bought a new Lexus car and took it to school to show it off has gone viral on social media, eliciting varied reactions from users. The footage shows the excited student’s friends gathered around the car, marveling at the impressive feat.
While some have praised the student for his achievement and commended his hard work, others have expressed skepticism about how he could afford such a car at such a young age. Some users have speculated that the student may have come from a wealthy background or may have engaged in fraudulent activities to afford the car.
Others have argued that it is possible for a student to acquire a car through legitimate means, such as savings or support from family members. They have cautioned against jumping to conclusions and making assumptions without knowing the full story.
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The clip has sparked a debate about the value of hard work and the importance of financial literacy and responsibility among young people. While some have praised the student’s ambition and drive, others have raised concerns about the message that such displays of wealth send to other young people and the potential risks involved in such purchases.
okonofuaitohan wrote: “So I as a parent my child in secondary school will come home with a car and I will allow him to park in my house, when I know the child is not working or won award through academic knowledge GOD FORBID BAD THINGS. Mother please do better before tomorrow maybe too late.”
tsg_world wrote: “Two things is either the parent it for him or a gift. Other than that he need to answer some questions. We got my son Car at 15 but he has a driver . He just finished his He finished his IG’s last year and turn 17th is year and just learning how to drive. My point is, owning a car is not a right to drive.”
tosinjuls wrote: “The world is coming to an end”
ogirikimargaret wrote: “I started earning legit money at the age of 19 going on twenty after my university education. I was waiting to be called up for national youth service, I got a job in a high profile hotel as a front desk officer. After I collected my first salary, shishi I couldn’t spend from it, I went to submit it to my parents in a family meeting, na them apportion money give me for transport. At that age I no even reason bra . This gen Z eh”
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