Famous media personality Oga Obinna has given a heartfelt but firm piece of advice to comedian Dem Wa Facebook and her management team as they approach 2025.
As a long-time supporter of Dem Wa Facebook, Obinna urged her to stay grounded and careful as her fame continues to grow.
His message focused on maintaining professionalism, handling relationships wisely, and learning from past experiences.
The two entertainers have worked closely together, and Dem Wa Facebook’s career has flourished thanks to Obinna’s mentorship. On January 1, Obinna shared his thoughts on Instagram, expressing pride in her success while reminding her and her team to protect her brand as she moves forward.
He praised her incredible rise from obscurity to becoming a well-known figure. He pointed out how her social media following had grown from just 7,000 to hundreds of thousands across platforms like Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok.
“It’s been an honor supporting this brand, and I’m proud to see how far it’s come. From 7k followers to hundreds of thousands on IG/FB/YouTube & TikTok.
From TikTok to a household name. From Skhendu to worldwide success. A true sensation. It’s been a privilege working together.” Obinna encouraged her to stay focused and avoid letting fame influence her decisions. He also reminded her to be cautious about the temporary nature of fan support.
He warned her not to place too much trust in new friends, explaining that not everyone around her may have good intentions. Some may want to take advantage of her growing fame or use her brand for their personal gain.
“Don’t let your fans control your brand. They don’t share your vision. Fans are temporary—they’ll move on to the next big thing once they’ve had their influence over your brand. Don’t let their support cloud your judgment. Rise above the hype.
Be cautious with new friends. Not everyone around you has good intentions. Many just want to ride the wave, cash in, and leave. Same goes for men—they may just want to ‘taste’ your success and move on. Stay alert and be careful.”
