The Big Brother Naija star likened the situation of things in the country to a YouTube channel and Netflix movie.

According to her, it’s very hard to believe the different things happening in Nigeria at the moment, adding that they only happen in movies.

She tweeted,

“This country is supposed to have a Youtube channel or be a movie on Netflix cos some things are just unbelievable You will be wondering if they are real…

“This palliatives saga is really sad.

A lot of companies and international bodies donated for Nigeria during the Covid pandemic(provide necessities and all) Only to find out some of these things were hidden inside a warehouse. Is this not greed? Broad daylight robbery!”.

The 29-year-old in a tweet said he was going to try an experiment where his fans will own equity on his yet-to-be-released song as they stream on Wednesday.

“Gonna try an experiment on my next release where you guys the fans will be able to buy shares on my song! Meaning you will own an equity % on the song! As u stream & give me $ some goes back to you!” he wrote.

https://twitter.com/mreazi/status/1336612349394948101?s=20

In another tweet he said due to his fans, he has been top five most streamed African artists since 2016.

“I have consistently since 2016 been Top 5 most streamed African Artists & thats 100% due to my fans,” he wrote.

https://twitter.com/mreazi/status/1336613248452489216?s=20

Mr Eazi is also a songwriter and entrepreneur.

He has two extended play (EP), One Day You Will Understand and Something Else.