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A renowned media mogul and publisher Dele Momodu recently opened up about a pivotal moment that changed his approach to financial generosity. Known for his philanthropic gestures and willingness to support others, Momodu shared that he had always been responsive when people came to him for financial help. However, a particular request forced him to reevaluate his priorities.
“For years, people were always asking me for money, and I kept helping,” he said. “Until one day, someone asked me to give him money to roof his house… and I realized I don’t even own a house. I’m still renting.”
That single moment, he explained, was a revelation. “That was the moment my head popped open. I saw clearly—I wasn’t being wise,” he admitted.
Momodu went on to recall how this epiphany led him to make a significant personal declaration the previous year. “That’s why I said last year that I’m a man of modest means, and people should stop asking me for money,” he stated.
Since then, he has taken deliberate steps to prioritize his own well-being and financial stability. “I’ve stopped—and decided to start taking care of myself,” he concluded.
Momodu’s candid reflection has sparked discussions online, particularly around the pressures of generosity and the importance of self-care in financial decision-making. His words serve as a powerful reminder that even those who appear to have it all must sometimes set boundaries to protect their own futures.
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