Twitter Users Drag Man For Implying That Wealth Is Vanity, Peter Of Psquare Responded

The mindset that wealth is vanity has incorrectly implied that poverty is better. Some people don't seem to understand the real meaning of vanity and contentedness. Wealth is vanity so also is poverty. These are vanities in the sense that you aren't leaving this world with any of them. This doesn't mean you shouldn't work to make money.



Twitter users have dragged a man after he has implied that wealth is vanity. Perter of Psquare couldn't wait but to respond.





Psquare posted a picture of him sitting in his truck jeep. The picture suggests to the twitter user that Peter of Psquare is wealthy. Instead of him to acknowledge or even tap from his blessings as others are doing, he went to the comment section to criticize him.



The truck jeep with Peter of Psquare inside.



Odoemena's profile picture on twitter.

The twitter user known as Odoemena while replying to Peter's picture condemned being wealth. He sees it as vanity. He asked Peter is he is happy deep down with all his wealth. He gave a reference to what happened in the holy Bible. He used Solomon as an instance. According to him, Solomon had everything but he sees life as vanity.

He wrote "With all those wealth, deep down, do you feel happy...? Solomon had power and money yet called Life vanity!"



Before Peter could respond to him, many other twitter users have started dragging him already. Some educated him on the issue. Reo thinks that he has a very poor way of thinking. Thefifthchild thinks that laziness is the reason behind his response. See how they responded.





Peter of Psquare responded in a funny way. He advised Odoemena to choose his own vanity wisely for he has chosen wealth as both wealth and poverty are vanities. He mocked that since he and Solomon are wiser, he should choose poverty.

Peter wrote "Chose your Vanity wisely! Rich vanity or Poor Vanity! Me i done chose my own(Rich Vanity)....... Make sure you chose dey other one! Since you and Solomon dey wiser!"