Recently, King Westt, the son of MC Oluomo, sparked controversy on the internet by posting a video of the time he showered N1,000 fresh notes on the well-known Fuji singer Kwam 1.

In the video, King Westt, whose father is now serving as head of the Lagos State Parks and Management Committee, was seen dropping bills into a carton with a few other folks while Kwam 1 sung praises of them. King Westt’s father holds the position of chairman of the committee.

Kwam 1 kept repeating, while singing in Yoruba, the phrase “Awon omo Musiliu, awon omo Ayinde,” which can be translated as “Children of Musiliu, Children of Ayinde.”

In response to the video footage, Nigerians have leveled accusations of bias against the government, arguing that individuals with such characteristics can never be jailed in the same manner as others.

One @ade_jumoke967wrote:“In the end, those they were trying to punish still have more than enough access to the new money. It’s still masses receiving the punishment in their stead.”

hon.akinkunmi_kelly27wrote:“Don’t blame the spenders or the receiver, obviously, they bought the mint at the venue. The question is, where did the seller get the new notes from? The energy shouldn’t be on the spender. And we all can see they sprayed responsively. I’m not speaking for anyone but it’s the fact.”

posho_beads_fascinatorswrote:“De won’t arrest these ones oo”

duchessofdivaswrote:“They should carry all of them, if not then they should release that girl.”

a_biola1wrote:“Efcc won’t see these ones to arrest.”

prankhottiewrote:“Na politicians and family hold the money.”