This comes amidst the current new Naira scarcity and chaos in the country over the rejection of the old currency notes.
Nigerians have reacted to a video of billionaire, Arthur Eze sharing $100 each to youths in Anambra State.
The video comes at a time there is scarcity of the new naira notes.
Eze is a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Many Nigerians have condemned the video at a time election is just days away.
See reactions below:
@adeshin79753372 wrote: “Reading comments and I can see most people don’t even know who is in the video . Astute business man who has always give people even before elections ,but because he is not with P O means he should be backlashed? Lol”
@mrkasaofficial wrote: “Na his normal lifestyle oooo Arthur Eze Na Giver. Mak we leave philanthropy for him!”
@chinwikeh wrote: “you don’t know Arthur Eze? Don’t throw that structure stuff at him. That’s how he shares money to people normally. He’s the richest Igbo man alive.”
@okputuJ_Agba wrote: “$100? Chai… somebody papa, somebody brother, somebody husband…somebody sugar daddy… Somebody Val… pity! How much is your life worth when beggars collect $100 to determine the quality of your life and that of your children for 8 years and more. God forbid! Vote LP.”
@firstladyship wrote: “Let me tell U about Arthur Eze… This man worked for Sani Abacha, he was one of those who was helping Abacha to transition to Democratic president, he got an oil well from Abacha and stole so much that he began to blow money like it will never finish… Google n update urself”
@adeshin79753372 wrote: “Just because you are a Peter obi Stan always , does not mean you should just spit some things out just for clicks . Arthur eze has been a philanthropist even before we got democracy in 1999.”
@cen3ric wrote: “Sharing money is not new to prince Arthur Eze na ukpo!! Since I was a child that man has always shared money, I don’t like his stance on politics but sharing money na him normal doings!! And trust me I know!!”
@peter_emi_ wrote: “With all this their fine clothes they are still collecting $100″
@almond269 wrote: “it is not possible to work for money and share it in this manner”