"Is This Juju?" Worried Nigerian Lady Displays Item She Saw in Restaurant, Video Trends

• A Nigerian lady has shared a video showing what she saw inside the restroom of a restaurant that she usually visits
• In a video, she perfectly captured the item and raised an alarm on TikTok seeking answers on what it could be
• Social media users who came across her video took turns to share their opinions on the actual use of the item that she displayed

A Nigerian lady recently expressed curiosity about a 'mysterious' item that she saw in a restaurant's restroom.

The worried lady shared a video of the item on TikTok, seeking answers about its purpose and actual name.

Lady displays item she saw in restroom

The lady, @fwpreshy2 on TikTok, said she frequently visits the restaurant to eat, but it was her first time using the restroom.

She sought the opinions of netizens as she wondered if it was 'juju' since it was packaged in an open wooden pot.

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In her words:

"I went to eat dinner at this eatry then I was pressed. I went to use the restroom and saw this. Abeg wetin e mean? Na juju? Since I started eating here, I haven't used their restroom before. Today was the only day I felt like using it."

The video quickly went viral many viewers on TikTok taking to the comments section to share their opinions on the item's purpose.

Observant users noted that the item appeared to be potpourri flowers, a blend of dried plant materials that emit a subtle, natural fragrance.

Reactions as lady displays item in restaurant's restroom

TikTok users stormed the comments section to react to the trending video.

@only Hud said:

"All of a sudden everyone knows potpourri."

@de.vibes said:

"I like as everyone for comment section dey form potpourri flower."

@LifeWithKimmie said:

"Thank God for social media oo, I will first disgrace and embarrassment myself In comment section before it happens real life. I don learn new one today potpourri."

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@Cynthia said:

"Okay it’s an air freshener. You pour scented oils on it it’s been a while I saw these. I don’t know the name but we just had it at home."

@monica said:

"Pinecones and aromatic herbs that interior shops do sell naim una Dey call juju. Heaw NIGERIANSSSSS."

@INTERIOR DECOR IN OSOGBO said:

"It’s for decoration i also sell it u put fregrance in side those stuff the entire place will scent nice depending on the fragrance u added."

@Tweez_olokun said:

"I don see excuse to use the juju wey baba give me. Na potpourri I go call am for people sha no visit me unless ur own don done."

@Beauty Queen said:

"Abeg wetin be potpourri since everybody for comment section know wetin him be."

@lifeofvernice1 said:

"School no be scam sha. Even tho I never knew the name. I knew it was for fragrance because most top rating hotels have it a lot. No be juju Nne."

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@moonlight commented:

"It’s like dried plant materials that are in a bowl that smell nice. Mainly decorative and for scent."

@CoacoaBox said:

"I never see person wey go fit pressure me for this life. I still dey use my Android."

@Valentina added:

"Once una no understand something, instead of studying or doing research, una go tag am juju, my gender IQ level just tire me."

See the post below:

Nigerian woman accused of doing juju

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian woman who was accused of using juju on her Oyinbo lover shaded her critics in a video.

Jumping on a couple’s trend on TikTok, the woman and her man flaunted her ring to critics in a viral video.

Source: Legit.ng