Instagram comedian and skit-maker, Edo boy has announced that he’s the latest landlord in Lagos state.

He bought a beautiful house and took to social media to share photos of the impressive exterior and interior.

The content creator was doing some renovation in the crib, like painting and fixing of lights ahead of the final furnishing.

Edo gave credit to his fans and supporters, noting that he would not have been able to buy a house if not for them.

Sharing the images, he wrote; ”Bought a new crib. Couldn’t have done this without you all ❤️’‘

See the post below:

Reacting , Twitter user @ayamoluwaseun wrote; Congratulations 🎉! Since you couldn’t have done this without us(me included) , can u spare me one of the rooms for a year?

@madeovcancer; Congrats bro!! We make home furnitures and interior designs!! Patronize your boy please thanks!!

@ogoszn; Congratulations….But where una dey get this kind money because it cant be only from skits

@charles_101_; Make una dey Carry all this things go instagram no con dey oppress us for here 😪😪😪

@Vav_Omoluwabi; Trust me, skit making is easy money when you blow. Some of these guys charge an average 300k-500k to MC a wedding. They have 2 of this in one wknd, that’s average 800k. During szns (Oct-Jan) could have as much as 4/wk. They do multiple promotions for as little as 200k+ wkly.

Meanwhile, a young man advised working class individuals to be use their income wisely and not expend it on huge projects.

The lad known as Nguea Dipita took to his TikTok account to advise people not to use their income to build house.

He said it is a liability and buttressed his point with a story of a building someone commenced in his area.

According to Nguea, the building was started in his neighbourhood when he was in primary school but the owner was unable to complete it due to unknown reasons, so he abandoned the structure since that time.

He said that the biggest mistake anybody who is financially stable can make is to immobilise their money all in the name of building houses.

Nguea went on to state that the wise move would be to invest their active income and channel the interest from the income into another investment.

He then explained that after accumulating interests from different investments, they can begin the construction of the house from a third investment move.