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“You that are rich and arrogant should think of those without good health” — Isaac Fayose breaks down in tears

Isaac Fayose, brother to ex-Ekiti governor, Ayo Fayose and founder of the Isaac Fayose Daily Food Bank, broke down in tears in a viral video, urging wealthy Nigerians to show more compassion to those battling poor health and harsh living conditions.

The emotional clip, which has spread widely across social media, captured Fayose lamenting the rising hardship in the country.

In his words, “You that are rich and arrogant should think of people right now who do not have good health.”

Fayose’s plea for compassion

Fayose expressed deep frustration over the widening gap between privileged Nigerians and those struggling to survive.

He stressed that wealth should never become a tool for arrogance or oppression, especially when many citizens cannot access basic healthcare.

His emotional outburst has sparked conversations about empathy, inequality, and the growing burden of medical expenses on low-income families.

Isaac Fayose is known for running the Isaac Fayose Daily Food Bank, a community-driven initiative that provides daily meals and financial support to families in Ekiti State.

Beyond his own foundation, he donates to other non-profit organisations and often advocates for better welfare for vulnerable households.

Social media reactions

Fayose’s tears drew mixed reactions online, ranging from empathy to humour. Here are some highlighted comments:

@OsarodionGenie: “What makes a grown man cry must really hurt deep. Don’t let anybody oppress you no matter who they are. Choose death instead rather than live without the freedom to be human.”

@ChibundoElect: “He is right, no matter where you are in life, be humble and respect everyone.”

@Piondy001: “This crying thing no dey fit man at all. Leave crying and shedding of tears to women.”

@gee-cleff: “Na only him know wetin him dey face. Abeg make he send me 5m first make I see if life na vanity.”

Fayose’s emotional message has reopened discussions on empathy, wealth inequality, and the importance of supporting struggling Nigerians.

Watch the video below…