Unknown to her that the N120K she collected from the vendor contained just 2K in the middle and the rest was just paper. Other market women gathered to console the sales girl who was looking dejected. See reactions gathered ...
Nigerian lady, Okoli Classic has shared a video featuring a chat between one of her relatives who is demanding N500k from the N2m given to her by Davido.
He wrote: "I was so broke that year I texted a friend with my last airtime asking him for N2,000. He never replied. I was sad and angry coz he was my last hope. I thought: "Ordinary 2k, my guy no fit send!
Don't even have up to N2,000 naira in my account." "Hi, my name is Palisade Ogunka A.K.A Sky B, A.K.A Ogechimage A.K.A pray for me, A.K.A Mambabi krona. "I used to be very famous. I used to be there. I used to test fame.
According to him, young men should avoid urgent N2K girls who are only eager to take from them rather than add any significant value to their lives. Watch him speak below: Instagram post.
"When we used to go on the road, dem go pay Banga money, Banga go do like say e dey do me favour, him go give me N50k, back then I used to book like N1.5m, N1m, N2m.
"Now two wigs worth ₦2 million are gone because someone chose to be wicked by dropping fake details to my new girl, and my phone was off to confirm her authenticity. I've lost ₦2 million for a ₦50k rental fee.
The veracity of her claim is, although, unknown; it has nevertheless sparked varied reactions online: sashyhairempire wrote: "is not fair. 2k wey be her last card, she still borrow you the money and you no come pay her back.
He warned them not to marry any woman disvirgined with urgent N2k. Taking to his social media page, he wrote: "When Aliko Dangote's daughter married, her bride price was ₦500,000. Please fact-check me.
A Nigerian man who found a missing bundle of money in his shop and returned it is not happy because of the paltry sum the owner gave him as a reward. The man identified as Ifeanyi took to Twitter to reveal that a customer forgot 500,000 Naira in his shop.