Millionaire Surprises 23 People with New Cars on His Birthday, People Question Motives

• A generous businessman made new automobile owners of 23 people in his community as he bought new cars for them
• The businessman and philanthropist handed the new whips to the beneficiaries on the occasion of his birthday
• Mixed reactions have trailed the photos as some people have questioned the rationale behind his gesture while others hailed him

Nigerian politician and businessman Dr Partrick Ifenayi Ubah caused a stir in his community as he gifted 23 people new cars.

The kind gesture was confirmed by the head pastor of Omega Power Ministries pastor Chibuzor Gift Chinyere, who shared photos from the exercise on his Facebook page.

Briefly News gathered that the car gifts were on the occasion of Ifeanyi's 50th birthday which was on Friday, September 3. The beneficiaries were reportedly handed the car at the politician's hometown in Nnewi, Anambra.

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The black Toyota SUVs were parked in style at the compound of Ifeanyi.

Social media reacts

Many people however argued that the car gifts have political undertones.

John Ujubuonu commented:

"Odogwu aburo guy name ooo, he is doing well."

Bright Hienulo wrote:

"Election purposes, please vote with your conscience."

Centohams Centohams stated:

"He is not any good man. I pray his hand is not in what mazi Nnamdi Kanu is going through."

Malachi Ebepum remarked:

"Life is worth celebrating, appreciating God's gift of life in a grand style. Happy birthday to odogwu nwoke. May God accomplish your heart's desires in Jesus' name. Amen."

Nigerian billionaire gifts over 120 people food and cash

Meanwhile, Briefly News previously reported that a Nigerian billionaire had surprised over 120 people with cash and food. In a Facebook post on Monday, August 23, the president of Chinmark Group shared that providing help to people was the key to making society better.

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The photos Marksman shared showed people overjoyed as they receive the items he tagged palliatives.

He wrote:

"This morning we delivered palliatives to over 120 people who are trusting God for help!!! If we do our part in helping one another, the society will be better, we are first humans. All we have, God gave us."

Source: Briefly News