Afrobeats singer Mr Real has raised the alarm over allegations that some Nigerians are now hiring individuals to spray cash at parties to pressure guests into spraying cash.
He made the allegation in a video shared on his Instagram web page, warning Nigerians not to consider or really feel pressured by all the pieces they see on-line or at occasions.
He defined that after an occasion, the employed “money sprayers” and the host share the “profit”, whereas the “capital” is returned to the previous.
Mr Real mentioned, “Some Nigerians now lease individuals to spray cash at their parties. What form of enterprise is that? Let me break it down for you. It is loopy. Don’t consider all the pieces you see on social media or at occasions.
“A chaos broke out at evening in a lodge I lodged in lately in Abuja. So, I went up to examine what was occurring. I noticed somebody I knew and requested him, however he mentioned we must always go to my lodge room as a result of he couldn’t talk about it exterior. When we bought to my lodge room, he advised me that the boys concerned within the altercation are referred to as ‘money sprayers’.
“What they do is that folks lease them to spray cash at their occasions to pressure guests into spraying. The quantity they spray at an occasion is determined by their settlement with the host. They additionally spray {dollars}.
“At the tip of the occasion, the hosts will return the cash they sprayed to them. They additionally get 10 to 15 per cent of the cash the opposite guests sprayed, relying on the settlement.
“What led to the disagreement at the Abuja lodge was that the host discovered counterfeit 800 {dollars} within the cash that was sprayed at the occasion. The host accused them of spraying the counterfeit cash, however they insisted that they didn’t spray it, arguing that it may have been the celebrant’s pals.
“I was shocked to discover that there is a business like that. People will be feeling pressured watching others spraying money, not knowing that it was staged. My guy also told me that ‘money sprayers’ are rampant in Lagos, too, especially Lekki.”
