Following the recent abduction of two Nollywood actors, Cynthia Okereke and Clemson Cornell, who had gone missing after a movie set, a few celebrities have reacted to the net worth displayed on Google.
Some celebrities claimed that the net worth is fake and it gives these perpetrators ideas on who their next victims will be based on false information.
Yomi Fabiyi in a new post stated that everything written on his bio on Google is true except for a few things which will be addressed.
He wrote, “DANGER!. 1. NET WORTH here is fake 2. Age: Wrong 3. MARITAL STATUS: Wrong. 4. State of Origin: Correct.
“Anyways, the focal point here is the NETWORTH. Please, every actions and decisions taken on our behalf online have adverse effect I have never opened fake account in my life nor live a fake life. I travel with my truth, hardwork and guts only.
“I am no much fan of excessive or over-blown packaging. 2.5million dollars, kuku kee me. I AM NOT HUNGRY AND I AM NOT FULL EITHER(Mi o yo, ebi o de pami).
“Please oh whoever put these kind of info up should take it down or edit networth as ‘Moderate”.
“Again, I was born 1st of May and not 31st May. Moreso, I am over 40years. Most importantly, HELP ADJUST THE DOLLARS NETWORTH asap. Kobo no dey ground oh. And must you use dollars for the packaging? Thank you. Yomi Fabiyi.”
Actress Lizzy Gold on her Instagram also addressed what was written on her bio.
She said she is not close to the net worth written on her bio. According to her, she ought to take legal actions against those who updated her bio without proper interviews.
Lizzy wrote, “This is one of the reasons actors are been kidnapped .they think we are so rich ..I need to arrest the person behind this lies..
“I am working hard to be wealthy but am currently not close to any of that amount mentioned there… I nor get money.
“I be hustler. I dey even find who go dash me money. pls do not believe anything you read on the internet.”
