Gospel musician, Brother Sammy, has disclosed his past financial decisions, revealing that he once owned 14 cars despite living in a rented house.
The singer said an encounter with an elderly man at a funeral made him realise that his approach to wealth accumulation was flawed.
Recounting the experience, Brother Sammy said he had given the elderly man some money during the funeral. When he returned the following day in a different vehicle, the man recognised him, expressed his gratitude and invited him to sit beside him.
Their conversation took an unexpected turn when the elderly man discovered that the musician owned several cars but had no house of his own.
The revelation reportedly surprised the elderly man and prompted a reflection on the singer's spending priorities and the importance of investing in permanent assets rather than accumulating expensive vehicles.



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