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Geh Geh has given Nigerian content creator OGB Nunu 24 hours to take his Lamborghini off the streets of Lagos, warning that he could take legal action if the vehicle causes an accident.
The social commentator made the demand while addressing OGB over the luxury car. He expressed concern about the vehicle being driven on Lagos roads and insisted that it should be removed to prevent a possible accident.
Geh Geh was particularly direct in his message, repeatedly calling OGB's name before giving him the 24-hour deadline. He also threatened to sue him at an international court if the car injured anyone.
Rather than keeping his warning strictly serious, Geh Geh mixed it with his usual blunt style, taking a swipe at OGB over the Lamborghini and questioning the idea of using the car to impress Nigerians.
He also made a comparison between the direction Nigerians move and the way he claimed the Lamborghini moves, using the statement to mock the situation surrounding the vehicle.
In his words, Geh Geh said:
“OGB! OGB! OGB! How many times i call you? I’m giving you 24 hours carry that your Lamborghini ‘Man sorry’ from the street of Lagos, if not, if that car injur£ anybody I’ll sue you to international court. Nigerians dey go right your car dey go left, Lamborghini wey I Know dey sleep for ground e reach your turn your Lamborghini dey beg for forgiveness because you want to impress Nigerians”.
Geh Geh's message centred on his demand that OGB take the vehicle off the road within 24 hours. He made it clear that he would hold OGB responsible if the car caused harm to anyone, although his threat of legal action remains a statement made during his address.
The content creator, known as OGB Nunu, has attracted attention for his entertainment content and public appearances. Geh Geh's comments focused on the Lamborghini and what he described as the need to prevent it from causing an accident on the busy streets of Lagos.
For now, the main issue raised by Geh Geh is whether OGB will comply with the 24-hour demand. His warning combined concerns about road safety with a pointed criticism of the use of luxury cars to impress people.
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