A few hours ago, renowned preacher, writer, life coach, and human rights activist, Reno Omokri took to social media to reveal how money and poverty can affect love and relationships respectively.
Speaking via a tweet on his verified Twitter handle, Mr. Omokri stated that while the availability of money can make love and relationships sweet, poverty, on the other hand, makes relationships hard. Going further, the former presidential aide likened money to a mobile phone that does not necessarily require a SIM card (love) to function. He went on to add that without money, love is difficult to maintain.
Concluding his post, Mr. Omokri urged his followers to do all they can to make money legally.
He wrote; “Money makes love sweet. Poverty makes love hard. Love is like a SIM card. Money is like a phone. Without the phone, a SIM card is useless, but without the SIM card, you can still play some games and make WhatsApp calls with the phone. Make money, make it legally!”
Check out a screenshot of his tweet below:
SOURCE: TWITTER.
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