A once-powerful and flamboyant man known for his extravagant lifestyle. Chief Femi made his fortune in oil and real estate, living in a golden mansion guarded by lion statues. But with every coin he earned, he spent ten—on lavish parties, luxury cars, and most of all, on young women who surrounded him for his wealth. br br Blinded by pleasure and pride, he ignored every warning from elders and friends. He had no investments, no savings, and no plans for tomorrow. Eventually, the oil dried up, the lands were seized, and the women vanished. Stripped of wealth and abandoned by the very ones he spent everything on, Chief Femi was left with only regrets and memories. br br This cautionary tale serves as a moral lesson about discipline, humility, and the dangers of careless living. It is told around firesides to remind the youth that riches without wisdom fade away.