A lady who spent money just to apologise to her boyfriend has been shocked with his reaction.
It is not clear what she actually did wrong that warranted an apology, but she got a lukewarm and nonchalant attitude from her man.
The woman got what looks like a hotel room decorated, with flowers and confetti on the bed, spelt out to read, “Am sorry.”
Her boyfriend’s friends were in on it and when they brought the boyfriend into the room, the woman immediately kneels down and begins crying as she apologizes to him.
However, he just wasn’t feeling it.
In recent news Nigerian actress and producer, Toyin Abraham shared red peppers at an event hosted by Iyabo Ojo Actress Iyabo Ojo held a lavish party to mark her mother’s one-year death remembrance.
Nollywood stars turned up for the event and Toyin Abraham came with gifts for guests to take home with them.
Rather than the usual non-perishables, Toyin shared bags of pepper to guests.
The peppers were placed in gift bags customized with a photo of Iyabo’s late mother.
While the Yoruba’s have been dubbed the king of parties, and known to go all out for their celebrations no matter how small, It’s not new that souvenirs are a part of a Yoruba party; celebrants gift their guests all kinds of gifts,
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