Priscilla Ojo couldn’t give Juma her husband a car ❌ . Couldn’t give him a house ❌. Couldn’t give him an iPhone ❌. Couldn’t give him an exotic piece of art. She gave him a pillow from Alaba Market. Thank you for solidifying the stereotype of how stingy Nigerian... women are.show more

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If na juma do pillow wey contain iyabo and her ex husband and the family dem go say juma na stingy man say pricy get their picture say e for buy car. Now pricy dun bring pillow dem say she's caring she has reason for it say no he ordinary pillow 🤣🤣 Nigeria 💔

It's not an ordinary pillow. It carries the picture of the groom's late father.

Thank God for the life of @lilkeshofficial they we just open office on him