Femi LazarusCEO at Femi Lazarus Consulting

Stories tonight is a life changing one.. #AFL #Femilazarus #reels

2 Aug 2025 · 1 min

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In this short dialogue, Speaker A declares a commitment to return investors' money and, if unable to secure a titled property, to return to Okrika, emphasizing that his business is driven by love for people. The conversation turns to a critique of social media deception, with both speakers accusing each other of faking likes, followers, and property ownership to appear rich. Speaker A explains his strategy of showcasing apparent wealth before actually becoming wealthy, positioning it as a distinct business approach. He recounts his own past poverty and recent success, expressing a desire to bring others into his venture and to make them "Femi Lazarus," thereby framing his enterprise as both ethical and aspirational.

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Wow. Yes. And I said I will give people back their money. And I said I will never— if I cannot afford a property that has a title, then so be it. I will go back to Okrika because the reason why I'm doing this business is because I love people. Wow. So how can you do what you are trying to help people and you, you are trying to— and you think you will fake it for people? See, they so fake it. They fake likes and comments.
You are so cheap. I mean, many people don't know that. You so fake it. Fake followers too.
You fake it so much that you so fake it. You so fake it. You fake about the houses you don't own. You fake it about because you want people to feel that you are rich. So you come on. No, I wanted people to see that you can be rich before I will be rich. So it's two different business strategy. So that's why you can see that I'm very different.
Oh, you are.
Because I truly was poor. I truly was broke. I truly suffered. I got into a business that made me wealthy. So I must bring you into the business for to make you Femi Lazarus.