Evi Masamba Auctions Off Alphard Car, Proceeds to Help Flood Victims in South Sulawesi

Kapanlagi.com - Evi Masamba also felt the pain of the flood that hit her hometown in North Luwu, South Sulawesi. The Dangdut Academy graduate singer even tried various ways to help her brothers and sisters who became victims of the flood.

Not half-hearted, Evi is even ready to auction off her Alphard car and the proceeds will be donated to the flood victims in her hometown.

"Assalamualaikum, I am Evi Masamba. As Evi said yesterday, Evi will auction off her car if someone wants to buy it, just DM my husband or DM me, chat with me, chat with my husband," said Evi in her latest video uploaded on her Instagram, Wednesday (15/7/2020).

"And inshaallah the proceeds from this car will be donated to Luwu Utara Masamba. Because our brothers and sisters there really need our help," she continued.

 

 

 

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1. Wealth Can Be Sought

Evi Masamba herself doesn't mind losing her beloved car, for her wealth can be sought again. And for Evi, she can live comfortably and better thanks to the help from the people in her hometown.

"Wealth, Evi can search for it again insyaallah. Because Evi can be like this, experiencing a decent life, thanks to Luwu Utara, thanks to Evi's family there, thanks to the people in Luwu Utara and its surroundings, that's why Evi can become an artist," said this mother of one.

2. Want to be Useful

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As a regional princess, Evi also does not want to forget all the help she has received from the people around her. And with the help she will provide, she feels more useful to the people of North Luwu.

"So now Evi wants to be useful for my beloved city. So alhamdulillah, insyaallah I will sell this car, is there anyone interested in buying this car, and this is the only thing I can sell, friends, because I don't care that I don't have anything. Because, what they need now is our help, our helping hand," she said.

(kpl/dwn)