- "I am flabbergasted and deeply disheartened," expressed Craze Crown, a renowned comedian.
- He shared the distressing news that a 1 million naira stock purchased by his father in 2002 had dwindled to a mere N11K – a pitiful revelation that shook his financial expectations to the core.
The comedian, who is known for his witty sketches, took to his Instagram page to unveil the dismal reality, bemoaning the current state of affairs in the country. "In 2002, our father, with an eye on securing our future, invested in shares, envisioning a promising return," he recounted.
Comedian's Lament Over a Decade-Long Investment. Photocredits: @dr_craze/craze clown source:gistreels |
However, the anticipated financial growth never materialized, leaving Craze Crown and his family in utter shock as the value nosedived catastrophically to a paltry 11,561.46, significantly lower than the initial investment.
Expressing his frustration and disappointment, the comedian's fiery reaction reflected the sentiment of many facing similar economic setbacks. "It's beyond disheartening to witness such a colossal devaluation," he exclaimed, questioning the viability of such a meager sum in today's economy.
As he grappled with the stark reality of the devalued investment, Craze Crown's revelation stands as a cautionary tale, resonating with the financial uncertainties and challenges faced by many in an ever-fluctuating market.
Watch the video below:
1m Naira is now 11,561.46Naira??? Howwww pic.twitter.com/aJPWRpfhm8
— Dr Craze (@crazeclown) October 27, 2023