I for still dey LASU with carryovers – Bella Shmurda reveals. Reactions

Fans have condemned Bella Shmurda over his recent statement of him succeeding after quitting tertiary institution.

The ‘Cash App’ crooner had narrated how he dropped out of the Lagos State University (LASU) to pursue his music career.

Taking to his Twitter handle, Shmurda disclosed that he failed some courses while at the institution, adding that the failure eventually led to his decision to quit school.

In addition to his point, Bella Shmurda bragged that he has amassed 550 million streams.

“I now worth over half a billion streams (550 million streams to be precise)
I for still dey LASU dey wine and dine with carryovers and stranded with nothing in my pocket… forever glad I did my thing,” he wrote in a mixture of English and Pidgin.

He also appreciated Poco Lee and Olamide for being tangential in his rise to fame.

“Thank God I was stubborn and I never got to pass those exams then. Big thanks to @Poco__lee for telling me to do that vision2020 viral video, shoutout to @Olamide for his listening ears and open hands for upcoming acts,” he added.

Thanks to omotena sha she sef try, the pikin suppose be five this year but sometimes God proposes man disposes because how I wan take tell mumsy wey I still dey apprentice for tailoring school.”

As expected, his statement has triggered diverse comments from fans.

@Ohray: What works for you might not work for others bro! Way and manner you narrate the story shows you are condemning education and it won’t help some of your fans that are in school and facing the kinda situation you were back then! God bless you bro

@Falase-femi: If you pass exam e no mean say u no go sing na

@Juniorliyasu: The fact that this comrade prayed he didn’t pass those exams and he still succeeded Comrade if you pray not to pass your exams you might end up laying blocks in river side

@Bhinuel: You can always further your studies at your own convenience later Education in Nigeria is seen from a totally wrong perspective compared to what is in other countries