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Poor Men Represent A Threat To Civilization, Declares US-Based Nigerian Woman

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Poor Men Represent A Threat To Civilization, Declares US-Based Nigerian Woman
Poor Men Represent A Threat To Civilization, Declares US-Based Nigerian Woman

A US-based Nigerian woman, Omotoyosi Ogunbanwo, has asserted that impoverished men pose a danger to society, following heavy criticism she received over her commentary concerning Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.

Writing from the United States, Omotoyosi Ogunbanwo made waves on social media by declaring that indigent men constitute a hazard to societal civilization. The remarks, shared via a Facebook update on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, came in direct response to critics who attacked her previous commentary regarding Nvidia Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang, who has faced public scrutiny over a reported affair with businesswoman Alice Huang, an individual flagged by American intelligence officials as a potential foreign operative for China.

Elaborating on her stance, Ogunbanwo argued that economically disadvantaged individuals frequently rush to defend wealthy elites due to unrealistic aspirations of attaining immense wealth and attracting high-status partners themselves.

"Poor men are a danger to civilization. Always defending rich men because they have big delulu that someday they will be rich too and they will get all the gorgeous baddies," she expressed in her social media post.

Addressing her critics directly, she maintained that the vast majority of her detractors would not escape financial hardship, while doubling down on her controversial critique of those defending the corporate executive.

"Unfortunately 99.9% of you still gonna end up poor for life. So continue wishing you could suck Jensen. It can never be you. It will never be you," she added.

Concluding her response, she likened the statistical improbability of her critics achieving immense wealth to the rare chance of ordinary citizens travelling into space, while using strong language to dismiss the backlash from online commentators.

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