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New Yoruba Movies out there are using their platform and there movies to condemning all these young people action about money rituals, its as much as the music industry and celebrities are encouraging it through there music and it is very saddened. Almost every song now has content that hails who become rich overnight and bought so call millennium Mercedes Benz and they are also become a celebrity themselves and throw lavish parties or spray dollars endlessly at social events. I should also quickly tell that all these millennium Mercedes Benz owners are often school dropouts, unemployed graduates or roadside hawkers. I know unemployment have contributed a lot to this recent development in our society, false hope that the politician promise has become tools of frustration that lead the youths to the journey of no return.

We need to change our attitude towards money acquired. All Nigerians at all levels, from the public offices, religious centers to marketplaces, worship money. We put too much pressure on ourselves that once we reach the top of the ladder, so much is expected of us materially and financially, which tends to push to the elastic limits. These often manifest in stealing public money, inflating contract budgets, engaging in dirty deals or going into Internet fraud and money rituals.