Nollywood actor Kanayo Kanayo has addressed entitled Nigerians who lack the attitude of being grateful.
Taking to his Instagram page, he questioned why people are so ungrateful as he pondered on why someone would send another money, and they would reply with a text saying, “Seen’. Calling it inheritance mentality, he stated that gratitude unspoken is indirectly ingratitude spoken.
He made entitled Nigerians know that it isn’t their right to be given money by another as he admonished them to be grateful.
“Why are people so ungrateful? You do them a favour by sending them money, and the person receives it and sends you a text saying ‘seen’. Common, you think it is your right? That’s an inheritance mentality. See, gratitude unspoken is ingratitude spoken. It isn’t your right; learn to be grateful for whatever anyone does for you. In that way, the person would do more”.
Concurring with him, one Oluchukwu wrote, “Appreciation is the secret of elevation. Do it, and thank me more
One Hito Delights wrote, “Deep. A grateful heart is a magnet for miracles
One Ped4real wrote, “Odiegwu. The level of entitlement in our society is weird
One Monday, Sinclair wrote, “Pøor people and pride are 5&6
One King_Jsg wrote, “Don’t mind them, sir. They have sacrificed their gratitude for pride
One Mr Elvis Kobi wrote, “It’s pride mixed with jealousy and insecurities. Some can’t believe you’re the one bailing them out, and they rather wanna trade places”.
Kanayo Kanayo isn’t the only celebrity who has addressed entitled Nigerians. In March, Yul Edochie sent a message to entitled family members, friends, and fans, telling them that nobody owes anyone anything, and the only money one is entitled to is the one they work for.
Similarly, Nigerian comedian turned prophet Woli Arole had appealed to Nigerians on behalf of those living overseas to Be appreciative. He stated that those working overseas can’t be sending money all the time as he noted how they are overworking themselves.
