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Lord Lamba Reveals Why Most Celebs Flee Back Home After Moving to the U.S.
Popular Nigerian skit maker, Lord Lamba, is currently trending online after throwing subtle shade at celebrities who relocate to the United States but quickly return home.
In a now-viral video, the comedian didn’t hold back as he questioned the sustainability of living abroad, especially for Nigerian entertainers. According to him, the reality of paying bills in dollars often forces many of them to come running back to Nigeria within weeks.
“You see most of your celebrities, they’ll come to United States. Bro, two weeks, they’re back home. They crazy,” he said, drawing laughter from his audience.
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He emphasized that living in the U.S. comes with heavy financial responsibilities that many are unprepared for.
“You think it’s Nigerian bills? You go broke. You pay bills, you go broke. People earn in dollars but the bills are in dollars too. You’ll pay your bills in dollars, bro. You’ll broke,” he added.
His remarks have since sparked conversations online, with many users agreeing that the grass isn’t always greener on the other side, especially when it comes to the cost of living abroad.
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