Nigerian singer Chike surprised fans with his unexpected response to a critical comment on social media. On Tuesday, August 13th, a troll targeted Chike on Twitter (now X), claiming his fame stemmed solely from his collaboration with the late singer Mohbad on the song “Egwu.”

Despite the negativity, Chike’s initial response offered a witty retort. However, the exchange escalated as the troll persisted, attributing Chike’s streaming success to the Mohbad collaboration. Chike countered by questioning the troll’s own achievements.

In a surprising move, Chike requested the troll’s account details and proceeded to send a staggering N1 million. This unexpected act left many bewildered. Chike, along with his N1 million gift, labeled the troll “Hunger Boy,” suggesting negativity stemmed from a lack of resources.

Chike’s generosity sparked debate online. While some applauded his unconventional approach to shutting down negativity, others questioned rewarding bad behavior.

Whether Chike’s strategy proves effective in combating online trolls remains to be seen. One thing’s for sure, the incident has ignited conversation about the best ways to handle negativity on social media.

Chike “I know say na hunger. hunger boy , Oya and eat”. were the words posted with the bank statement of account on twitter aka X