Nigerian singer Wande Coal was recently filmed scolding a young man at the Lagos airport for repeatedly asking him for money. The incident, captured by an airport employee known as “Airport Girl Celebrity,” shows the singer losing patience with the boy who was allegedly disturbing him.

In the video, Wande Coal is seen telling the young man to back off. Frustrated by the boy’s persistence, he firmly says, “Hey, fall back. You dey talk for my ear nau. I be street boy like you na. Shuu. Why you dey talk for my ear?”

The clip quickly gained attention online, leading to a mix of reactions. Some people sympathized with the boy, feeling that he might have been desperate for help, while others defended Wande Coal, saying that celebrities are often overwhelmed by constant requests for money.

This incident raises questions about how much pressure public figures face from people seeking financial assistance and whether there are better ways to handle such situations in public spaces.

As the video circulates, the conversation continues about how celebrities and the public should interact, especially in sensitive moments like these.