Nigeria is a very funny country. Its illegal to spray money, however we have this rule being disregarded from the very top.

God for us all

I thought CBN says no spraying of money at public functions? Where's the social distancing? Nigeria is always a joke!!!!!

Congrats to the lucky bride and groom.

With you a very fruitful, happy and productive marriage.

These hateful and bitter hypocrites are on another foolish errand.

Rich and poor Nigerians get married everyday, they cook, eat drink and spray money, but the President's daughter all of a sudden is not a Nigerian and she doesn't deserve to do what ordinary Nigerians do everyday...


Why? Because you have more rights than her and you can do your owambe and spray all the money you like, but she shouldn't because she's the president's daughter?


Jobless people..

Lazy youths, monitoring someone's achievements with your own data

Arrewa:
You can only hate us!

But can't deny the fact that...

Hausafulani Amaka!!

Useless

As usual everyone will whine on this thread. Let the innocent girl enjoy her life. Her dad's got nothing on her.

She's shy.

starbuck:
Would it reduce the cost of the inflated fuel and electricity tariff abi the insecurity in the country ...

They should deal with their problems and allow us deal with ours peacefully

And they no invite the suya man, they no even care if he exits, this life no bal at all.

But, come o, how is that the same Everyday Nigerian types that cry, ‘elites wasting money on wedding when Nigerians are starving’, do not similarly complain when, instead of raising money for these so called starving Nigerians, Everyday Nigerians do as depicted in the article below ?:



Ngozi Nlewedim has also been promised a car

Bid to raise $100,000 for Nigeria Big Brother evictee

Fans of an evictee from Nigeria’s Big Brother reality TV show have raised more than $10,000 (£7,600) for her in less than 24 hours, hoping to meet a $100,000 target.

Ngozi Nlewedim, known to fans as Erica, was disqualified on Sunday and evicted, for receiving a third strike after she behaved badly towards a fellow housemate.

She had been previously warned twice about her behaviour in the house.

Loyal fans quickly set up a GoFundMe account to compensate their star for missing out on the cash prize of about $223,000, which many believe she was one of the favourites to win.

Fans have so far donated $14,336 and the amount is likely to increase.

She has also been promised a car by a Nigerian car dealer and $5,000 cash.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-africa-47639452