"MC Oluomo Taught Me How to Be Generous" – Ehi Ogbebor Defends Past Relationship With Lagos Transport Boss

"MC Oluomo Taught Me How to Be Generous" – Ehi Ogbebor Defends Past Relationship With Lagos Transport Boss

Speaking on the Nevon Podcast, Ehi said MC Oluomo taught her that generosity should be meaningful, particularly when giving money to people who work for or depend on you.

"MC Oluomo is a nice and calm man who gives street boys N200k as tips. He taught me how to be generous. He was very sweet to me and would bring provisions to my house in a Hilux," she said.

Her comments offer a rare insight into the character of the transport union leader, who is often portrayed in the media as a controversial figure.

Ehi's account paints a picture of a man who is deeply committed to generosity and community, a side of him that is rarely seen in public discourse.

The interior designer described MC Oluomo as someone who goes above and beyond to care for those around him, particularly the less privileged. "He is calm, he is kind. MC Oluomo is the one that taught me that if you want to dash a gate man money, don't dash him 10k, 5k, give something that would mean something to that person," she said.

Her description highlights a man who understands the power of generosity and its ability to transform lives, a lesson she said has stayed with her long after their relationship ended. Ehi's openness about her past with MC Oluomo comes amid renewed public interest in their relationship, following her earlier comments on the Chude Podcast.

Ehi's defence of MC Oluomo is significant, given the ongoing public scrutiny of his personal and professional life.

The transport union leader has been a polarising figure, with critics accusing him of using his influence to control Lagos's transport sector, while supporters praise his efforts to improve the lives of street traders and transport workers.

Ehi's account of his generosity provides a counter-narrative to the negative portrayals, suggesting that he is a man who genuinely cares about the welfare of others.

As the conversation about MC Oluomo continues, Ehi's willingness to speak positively about her past relationship adds a personal dimension to the public perception of the transport union leader.

Her description of his generosity and kindness serves as a reminder that public figures are often more complex than the headlines suggest, and that even those with controversial reputations have redeeming qualities worth acknowledging.