A young billionaire businessman and co-owner of Icon clothing brand, Ruben Onuha has stirred massive reactions online after boldly declaring that he will never buy his father a house because he does not deserve it.
In a trending interview making waves on social media, the 23-year-old entrepreneur explained his reasons, sparking a heated debate among netizens.
During the recent session, Ruben revealed that he can buy his father small things like clothes, meals, and plane tickets but can never buy him big things like a house.
He stated that he could buy a house for his mother, even though he did not think she would want one.
In his words, “I will not buy my dad a house, I can give him everything clothes, traveling tickets, rent things for him but I will never buy things for him that he never deserve. I never got anything from him when I was young. The world does not work like that. Normal things of course I don’t mind. Such big things, I think you only need to give things like that to people that deserve it. Maybe something like that I can buy for my mum but I think she does not even want it.”
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The billionaire’s revelation has sparked mixed reactions across social media. Some reactions are shown below:
bissie_ventures said, “So make child also hold grudges against their parents 
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plutoboy_jay said, “Lmao,who never dey the matter no go understand… I support you my brother.”
o.blaz3_01 said, “Man to man, please do the best you can for your children and take good care of yourself while you age, no go labour kpain o
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beenbad____ said, “Who don’t know them? They from Imo State buh was born in the Netherlands 
buh the Dad had issues with the wife and was back home so he’s the only one that knows what he’s saying and he will be a father one day and the children no go still buy him a house too.”
mc_itubaba said, “This judgement is for a father who have money and” ignored his children, he deserves nothing. But a father who doesn’t have and do his little best to take care of his child deserve everything.”