E-Money: His travails was caused by a fellow Igbo man – Tony Oneweek wonders why nobody investigates poverty

After the Inspector General of Police Adamu Muhammed ordered an investigation into the flamboyant lifestyle of billionaire businessman, E-Money, singer Tony Oneweek has reacted.

In a Facebook post in reaction to the news, Tony Oneweek wondered why nobody cares to investigate Five Star group of Companies, Emeka Okonkwo a.k.a E-Money when he and his brother were swimming in poverty.

He further said that a tribesman of CEO of E-Money, was the one who “ignited his travail” with the Nigerian police.

He wrote: “NOBODY INVESTIGATES YOUR POVERTY.

Nigeria sef. When E-Money and his elder brother Kaycee Limpopo were in the street, police didn’t investigate him oooo. Now he is rich, they want to investigate his wealth. Like my brother OC Emcee said: “Nobody investigates ur poverty”.

I am happy that E-Money has the “required” Goodwill that set him free (within a few hours) from this aborted embarrassment. Emeka is a good man. He is different, benevolent and very humble. Some Igbos do not love themselves shaa. Sad to hear that E-Money’s travail was ignited by a fellow Igbo man. Na waa”.

It was earlier reported yesterday that a probe into the lifestyle of E-Money was ordered by the Inspector General of Police Adamu Muhammed. The probe also looks into his use of policemen attached to him as domestic staff.

Okonkwo, who is the brother to musician and new father Kingsley Okonkwo aka K-Cee, was said to have drawn the attention of the police boss for allegedly using policemen like domestic servants. Read here.