Controversial Nigerian social commentator Gehgeh has launched a scathing attack on Grammy-winning artiste Burna Boy, labeling the singer's newly acquired ₦9 billion Bugatti Chiron VXX a "financial mistake" and demanding he dispose of the hypercar within 24 hours.

In a viral video posted to Instagram, the outspoken critic expressed disbelief over the extravagant purchase, urging the musician to hand the bespoke vehicle over to local scrap metal buyers.

"Burna Boy, that your car wey you buy eh, call Aboki iron condemn make them come carry that financial mistake wey you buy from your compound. It's a shame. I no believe when I see that video," Gehgeh said.

Giving the singer a 24-hour ultimatum to get rid of the vehicle, the commentator argued that spending billions of naira on a low-clearance hypercar provides no tangible benefit to ordinary citizens navigating severe economic inflation and poor road infrastructure.

"Call Aboki now. I'm giving 24 hours. That car you buy, what benefit is it to me as a Nigerian?" he questioned. "You carry billions of Naira go buy car wey no get use to you and the country you come from... You don go buy car where the road to drive am? Nigerians are hungry and you are buying a car."

The commentary sparked heated debates across digital platforms, with opinions sharply divided between online users who agreed that celebrity wealth displays are out of touch with current economic realities, and fans who dismissed the ultimatum as an attention-seeking stunt targeting a self-made global star.


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