“You’re asking us to bet with money we don’t have” — Lady tackles Mr Eazi, Temi Otedola over gender poll

A lady has sparked conversation online after publicly criticising singer Mr Eazi and billionaire heiress Temi Otedola over a social media poll linked to their unborn child’s gender.

The woman expressed disappointment that Nigerians were being encouraged to participate in a prediction exercise about whether the celebrity couple would welcome a boy or a girl, arguing that the activity appeared disconnected from the realities many citizens currently face.

Her comments quickly gained attention on social media, where users debated the role of celebrities and public figures during difficult economic times.

Concerns over economic realities

In her post, the lady pointed to the country’s economic challenges and rising poverty levels, questioning the relevance of a gender prediction poll at a time when many Nigerians are struggling to meet basic needs.

According to her, the exercise reflected a disconnect between wealthy public figures and ordinary citizens facing daily hardship.

“Rich people, rich Nigerians, rich people generally are incredibly and just removed from reality because greedy and tone deaf because asking us Nigerians to vote if your millionaire wife is having a boy or a girl”

Social media users react

The remarks triggered mixed reactions online. While some users agreed with her concerns and argued that public attention should focus on more pressing national issues, others defended the couple, saying participation in such activities is voluntary and intended for entertainment.

The discussion adds to a growing trend of online scrutiny surrounding celebrity lifestyles and public displays of wealth, particularly during periods of economic uncertainty.

As reactions continue to emerge, the debate highlights the widening conversation about privilege, public perception, and the expectations placed on influential figures in Nigerian society.

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“Rich Nigerians are so incredibly greedy. In a country battling poverty and insecurity, Mr. Eazi is asking people to bet on whether his millionaire’s wife is having a boy or a girl. Asking struggling Nigerians to gamble on a gender reveal is crazy.”

— Lady calls out Mr. Eazi pic.twitter.com/OOczlqlVPS

— 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN) June 20, 2026