Nigerian Singer Yhemole Calls Out Online Begging Trend
Nigerian artist Yhemole, also known as Idowu Adeyemi, criticizes the rise of online begging on social media platforms. He notes a concerning trend where individuals use the internet to solicit money, emphasizing that social media has turned into a "begging site." Yhemole highlights the difference between traditional street begging and online begging, pointing out how easy it is to request financial help online.
The artist gained fame for his hit song "Mon Cheri" featuring Chinko Ekun and has also appeared in Nollywood films like "Gang Lagos" and "Alakada Reloaded.".
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