"You'd Give Me that Money": Lady Demands N15k for Hair from Boyfriend, Stops Him from Going to Work

"You'd Give Me that Money": Lady Demands N15k for Hair from Boyfriend, Stops Him from Going to Work

  • A trending video has shown how a lady prevented her boyfriend from going to work over money for her hair
  • She stubbornly blocked his car, preventing him from driving out of the compound and rejected his offer of N5k
  • Mixed reactions have trailed the video as many people threw their weight behind the lady and urged the man to settle her

In a viral video, a Nigerian lady stopped her boyfriend from going to work because he could not provide the N15k she needed for her hairdo.

All efforts by the young man to pacify her fell on deaf ears as she climbed his car's bonnet and prevented him from leaving the compound.

Lady, work, hair, boyfriend
A lady refused to let her man go to work. Photo Credit: @infoxpressblog1
Source: TikTok

Her boyfriend appealed to her to endure, saying her inner beauty mattered more to him. The lady refused and even rejected the N5k he offered her, insisting that he provide nothing short of N15k.

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Lady refuses to shift grounds

The young man said he recorded her to have evidence and threatened to hit her. She continued to follow him around even after he alighted from the car to leave for work via another means.

According to the lady, she had endured for so long and wasn't going to take no for an answer. The TikTok video has stirred mixed reactions.

The young lovebirds occasionally share videos about their relationships via their handle @infoxpressblog1.

Watch the video below:

People took sides with his girlfriend

JP Anthony Iyke Michaels said:

"I still dey shoutoooo. Go and pay this girl’s bride price…You don chop am too much oo bro."

Fila exchange said:

"Omo abeg o. Make she do am December lose am in march blood of Jesus. Bro abeg o."

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Osinawataburuoganaya ii n'ise said:

"This should be acting,, if not Abeg no let her ask you money for hair more than once.. A woman’s hair is her crown and her pride."

kay black said:

"Bro ur wife is beautiful. May God bless you with enough money so you can take care of her properly."

Popsy said:

"I swear bro you’re really taking care of her so much I love that."

joyvitta said:

''Wahala Pro max. Give her money make she go make hair o.''

Safoa said:

"She should do hair in December so it will carry her reach March?…..you saf Wetin happen?!"

Lady uses bone straight money for poultry business

In a related report, a lady used the money her husband gave her for bone straight hair to start a poultry business.

One day, her husband asked her if she needed anything, and she told him she wanted a bone straight. After some weeks, the woman reminded him, and he gave her N360k for the hair.

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The woman said that when she was going to take N195,000 out of the money to buy the bone straight, she had second thoughts and saw that it was frivolous spending.

Lady flaunts expensive wigs hubby bought her

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a lady had flaunted the expensive wigs her husband bought for her.

Praising her husband as the real deal, the woman picked each hair. She called her husband "odogwu".

Though she did not put price tags on them, the wigs all had expensive looks. After counting more than five wigs, she added that they were not even all she had. Her showcase stirred mixed reactions online.

Source: Legit.ng

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