Why Nigerian celebs leave US quickly – Lamba
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Popular Nigerian skit maker and content creator, Lord Lamba, has opened up about why many Nigerian celebrities and influencers rarely spend more than two weeks in the United States, despite their frequent travels to the country.

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Currently in the U.S. himself, Lord Lamba shared a candid perspective in a recent video, where he expressed his frustrations over the endless stream of expenses encountered while living abroad. According to him, one of the primary reasons Nigerian celebrities don’t stay longer in the U.S. is the high cost of living and the constant financial obligations that come with it.

He emphasized that although celebrities may be earning money in dollars, all their bills—including rent, utilities, food, and transportation—are also paid in dollars. He added that these expenses are not only consistent but can quickly become overwhelming, forcing many to return home to Nigeria after just two weeks.

“Have you wondered why your celebrities would come to United States, two weeks they’re back home. You go pay bills. You think it is Nigerian bills? You go pay bills broke. The bills is in dollars,” he lamented. “I dare any content creator to come and stay in the United States for 6 months, if you no broke make I bend…”

His video sparked a wave of reactions online, as fans and critics shared their thoughts about the financial challenges celebrities face when abroad.

Check out reactions that followed …

@SemiNigerian said: “Sha take it easy on the junk food you’re consuming”

@barafalee_unf said: “Yenyenyen You talk about bills like you don’t make the money there”

@Kraytur3 said: “Who no go no know  

I spend over 20m monthly and that’s in the low end and I no be celeb  

Imagine celeb expenses 😂 dem no fit ever live here no be swear”

@Crypto__hub stated: “Same way those in USA if they come to 🇳🇬 dey have to run back to the USA bcus it would be daily expenses in 🇳🇬 with almost zero inflow”

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