A distraught Nigerian woman cried out and asked for advice on what to do after her boyfriend’s best friend assisted him in shaving his pubic hair.
The woman claimed in a lengthy tweet shared on Twitter that she is aware of her boyfriend’s best friend.
When his best friend isn’t available, he gets help from her around the house with cooking and cleaning.
When the lady learned one day that his best friend had assisted him in shaving his pubic hair, she experienced the shock of her life.
When she challenged him about it, he dismissed it and called it “an innocent shaving.”
She is unsure of how to approach the circumstance.
She wrote:
“My boyfriend has this bestie that normally comes around to clean his house and cook for him cos we are in a long distance relationship. She knows me and also have my number. She comes around even when I’m around. I have told my boyfriend that I don’t like their relationship and he said I’m just disturbing myself unnecessarily. That being with me doesn’t mean he can’t have friends.
That the girl is like a sister to him. I’m at his house since Friday. I think d girl is trying to pass a message across to me. She asked my boyfriend to give her the razor blade she used to shave his pubic hair and my boyfriend told her that she took it away that day. As if I didn’t hear them clearly, when she left, I asked my boyfriend and he said it’s an innocent shaving.
Guys please, is it possible for a girl to shave ur pubic hair without your body reacting? My boyfriend used excuse that physically, d girl is not his spec cos he likes slim girls and she is chubby”
I make over N25million every year as bus driver in UK – Graduate
Lincoln Bamfo, a Ghanaian living in the UK, asserted that his annual salary as a bus driver is over £45,000 (N25. 7 million).
He claimed to be a former Accra Polytechnic student who also attended Accra Technical University (ATU).
He was raised in Belgium, said the senior bus driver, and moved to London as an adult.
Lincoln claimed that the UK system has allowed him to lead a comfortable life and pay for his education.
The middle-aged man pointed out that the UK’s transportation sector values labor.
He went on to say that in Ghana, drivers barely train after earning their license, whereas the UK system obliged him to attend refresher courses or a week of training every five years.
