Nigerian tech entrepreneur BLord has sparked widespread reactions on social media after making a bold declaration while celebrating his 28th birthday.
The businessman, whose real name is Linus Williams Ifejika, took to social media to describe himself as a billionaire who cannot be influenced or bought by anyone.
His statement quickly gained attention online, with many users interpreting it as a subtle jab at certain wealthy individuals.
“I’m a Billionaire That Can Never Be Bought”
In his birthday message, the tech entrepreneur insisted that unlike some wealthy figures, he cannot be swayed by money or personal interests.
According to him, some billionaires have recently allowed themselves to be influenced, but he refuses to fall into that category.
In his words:
“Blord is not a billionaire that can be bought. We have seen many billionaires that they bought recently. They are greedy billionaires. Blord is not a greedy billionaire.”
The strong statement immediately triggered conversations across various social media platforms.
Fans Speculate About Who the Message Targets
Although BLord did not mention anyone by name, the post has fueled speculation among followers and critics alike.
Some social media users believe the message may have been directed at a social media activist he has previously clashed with online. Others suggested it could be related to someone connected to the City Boys Movement.
A few reactions from users include:
- “This one is definitely shading somebody.”
- “Who be the billionaire wey dem buy recently?”
Statement Continues to Stir Debate Online
As the debate continues online, BLord’s comment has further intensified discussions about influence, wealth, and loyalty among prominent figures in Nigeria’s business and social media circles.
For now, the entrepreneur has not clarified who the message was directed at, leaving fans and critics to keep speculating.
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