Comedian Michael Blackson recently shared his take on the intriguing revelations surrounding Errol Musk, Elon Musk’s father.
Errol had two children with his former stepdaughter, whom he had helped raise from the age of four. The significant 46-year age difference and the unconventional family dynamics raised eyebrows, but Errol Musk was unremorseful, challenging anyone to present rules against such relationships. Blackson humorously commented on Errol’s South African roots, jocularly attributing his actions to his African background. Blackson also humorously remarked on Elon Musk’s wealth and persona, jesting that despite being the richest man globally, Elon remains somewhat nerdy, using his financial power in attempts to fit in.
Michael Blackson revealed feeling “robbed” by Ghana after investing $1.2 million in Eurobonds to sustain a school he built in his home country. Blackson shared his disappointment regarding the financial setbacks and pressures he faced while trying to provide free education for children in Ghana’s villages. Initially elated by the prospect of supporting these children, Blackson invested heavily in constructing a school campus. He opted for Eurobonds, drawn by their attractive 9% interest rate—double what he found in the U.S.—to ensure sustainability. However, Blackson’s plans were jeopardized when returns failed to materialize as expected, causing personal financial strain. Despite Ghana’s generally peaceful reputation, Blackson’s experience highlights challenges associated with international investments and supporting philanthropic projects.