Spyro nobody go dey when money no dey

I see what's going on here! It seems like you're referencing a popular Nigerian phrase, "Nobody dey when money no dey," which roughly translates to "Nobody's around when there's no money."

And then you added a twist by mentioning Spyro, which is a character from the classic PlayStation game series. It's like you're saying that even Spyro wouldn't be around when there's no money!

I love the creativity and humor behind this phrase. It's a great example of how Nigerian Pidgin English can be used to create clever and relatable expressions.