Baker Reacts as Client Who Ordered Cake for Girlfriend's Birthday Tells Her to Eat It

Baker Reacts as Client Who Ordered Cake for Girlfriend's Birthday Tells Her to Eat It

  • A Nigerian lady has cried out on social media after having an unexpected experience with a client who ordered a cake
  • According to the lady, the customer, a man, had asked her to bake a cake which he intended to use to celebrate his girlfriend's birthday
  • However, she was devastated after he called her back after some time and requested that she eat the cake instead

A Nigerian baker took to social media to share a bizarre encounter with a client who had ordered a cake for his girlfriend's birthday.

The lady disclosed that the man had suddenly called off the celebration and instead asked them to eat the cake themselves.

Lady shares experience with client who ordered cake

The baker's tweet sparked lots of reactions, with many netizens expressing shock at the situation.

According to @cereliza, the client had initially approached them with a straightforward request to bake a cake for his girlfriend's special day.

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However, things took an unexpected turn when he contacted them later, in a state of distress, and asked that they eat the cake instead of delivering it.

It seemed like something had gone wrong in the man's relationship, causing him to retrace his steps and halt his original plans.

Speculations had it that the couple might have fallen out, possibly with the girlfriend ending the relationship, causing the man's hasty decision to cancel the birthday plans.

Reactions as baker shares experience with client

Nigerians stormed the comments section to react to the post.

Mike said:

"Eat it first then go and see him and ask what happened. We need the whole story."

Yani said:

"Oh dear, that’s a sticky situation, let’s hope she loves the crumbs!"

Maryam said:

"Sounds like the cake didn't make it to the party Was there a delivery issue or something?"

Oshare said:

"He was the 4th on the queue. She had 3 other bfs. If you didn’t know, you would think that it was a church thanksgiving service and that the girl was the pastor. Each bf had their turn to present gifts. Na beg we de beg my guy for here since."

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M_Jenist said:

"She must've served him a breakfast meal more delicious than the cake, and he cried because he never knew that anything could taste better than your cake."

Tollyman said:

"Omo make una enjoy jor. Cakes are meant to be eaten. I guess he founds out another person eating his cake so he decided to be nice."

MJenist said:

"She must've served him a breakfast meal more delicious than the cake, and he cried because he never knew that anything could taste better than your cake."

Ms LJ said:

"That’s how my friend ordered glasses for his babe, later called me that I should pick the glass and take. And I’ve been praying for glasses."

Sexey said:

"A friend called me today to escortt him to his girlfriend's birthday. He plans to propose to her. I can't begin to imagine what might go wrong. Will kip you posted."

Mitigation added:

"That’s why men should put the least effort and remain detached. The more you. Give, the more you expect."

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See the post below:

Baker receives unexpected messages from client

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian baker shared the unexpected messages that she received from her client after delivering a cake to her boyfriend.

In the messages, the lady ordered her to delete her boyfriend's number and send a screenshot showing that it was done.

Source: Legit.ng

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Ankrah Shalom (Human-Interest editor) Shalom Ankrah is a journalist and a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng with over six years of experience. She has a degree in Mass communication from Alex Ekwueme University. Shalom has worked with reputable news organizations including The Tide and GistReel. Email: ankrah.shalom@corp.legit.ng.