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ThankGod Omori Jesam, the Nigerian music video director, who is popularly known TG Omori or Boy Director, has made a new claim.

He said he is inspired by the recent reports of PSG star, Achraf Hakimi depositing 80 percent of his €1 million salary to his mother, Mrs Fatima’s account.

There have been some reports that the Morocco international’s ex-wife, Hiba Abouk, in the process of divorce, demanded more than half of his fortune but was informed by her lawyer that Hakimi had no assets as he had put his entire fortune under his mother’s name a long time ago.

Reacting, Omori said he was inspired and revealed plans to open a company in his mother’s name.

In a tweet, he wrote, “Thanks Hakimi for the update. mama ThankGod and sons enterprise coming soon.”

Recall that Hakimi’s ex-wife, Hiba Abouk, a few weeks ago confirmed her divorce from the football star.

The actress filed for a divorce after the French Prosecutor accused the PSG full-back of rape.

ThankGod Omori Jesam, the very popular Nigerian music video director, who is known professionally as TG Omori or Boy Director, has stirred controversy.

He caused a stir after bragging that he is the biggest music director in the country.

The music director claimed he is friends with most Nigerian music video directors and admitted that they are highly gifted but maintained that none of them is better than him.

Taking to his Twitter page on Thursday, TG Omori wrote, “every director na my guy and them sabi die but non “bigger” than boy.”

His claims garnered backlash as fans flooded the comment section to counter him. Some insisted that renowned music video directors; Clarence Peters, Director K, Meji Alabi and others were bigger than him.

Angered by the counterblasts, Omori tweeted, “You can cry your tears here will check on them later, I have videos to edit.”

In a bid to quash the pandemonium, Director K pleaded with fans to cease fire, adding that TG Omori was family.

He wrote, “you guys should relax @boy_director is my BROTHER.”

TG Omori replied, “Bro you should have left them to cry a little more! I hate short tears.”

Acclaimed Nigerian music video director TG Omori has outlined the characteristics he seeks in a sugar mummy.

Omori announced on the microblogging site that he is looking for a sugar baby between the ages of 27 and 43. She must work in the oil and gas industry and be a lady who fears God.

He would also prefer someone without a criminal history who is capable of lending him $100,000.

He wrote:

“Need a God fearing sugar mummy between the age of 27 to 34, Never married before, works in oil n gas with no previous criminal record and can easily dash out $100k thanks for coming every weekend. My dms are open pls. Serious candidates only let’s respect ourselves.”

The price of the brick, or his charge, will soon be a million dollars, and TG Omori isn’t messing around with his abilities to direct music videos. Read our story below for more information.

In the most recent episode of “Big Energy and Music Prophesies,” TG Omori informs the Nigerian music community that his services would soon set him back a staggering million dollars.

The well-known music video director thinks that this price cap is unavoidable if long life continues to be on his side. Omori tweeted about this memo and said, “If I don’t pass away soon, I’m going to charge a million dollars (or more) for a video, and you guys are going to pay. You are unable to flee or hide.

TG Omori, one of the brightest stars on the scene and the current Headies Award winner for Best Music Video Director, revealed in an interview with Blaqbonez that his current rate is over $30,000, or at least N21,000,000. The director of music videos is responsible for a number of recent videos that are beloved by viewers, including those for Asake’s Peace Be Unto You, Kizz Daniel’s Buga, Crayon’s Ijo Laba Laba, Ayra Starr’s Rush, and others.