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A Nigerian Groom Angrily Stopped Dancing at his Wedding Reception Because Guest Were Spraying Him 50 Naira Notes.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJUCW9AKdM4

We should even do away with the culture of spraying money in this country. It is more respectable to put whatever you want to give in an envelope and give to the celebrant

Staged.

Did the music also stop playing when he stopped dancing? Because I no hear any music and that scene does not look like where a wedding is taking place.

Lol

When you marry into poor family
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This guy can't even endure the poverty around his in-laws. The guy go hate in-laws

YEP, YOU'RE RIGHT.

THE MAIN REASON PPL HOST BIG OCCASION[wedding, birthday ]IS EITHER FOR SHOWOFF OR TO GAIN MONEY.

Business wedding

Another entitled Nigerian man

thesicilian:
We should even do away with the culture of spraying money in this country. It is more respectable to put whatever you want to give in an envelope and give to the celebrant

Na wa Callsure.

Lol...
If u tell them to do the one wey their hand reach, them go say no, now guy man don enter big debt to please one woman. Go and dance, Newly wedded Simp

Wahalla no the Finnish.Abegi Na by force to dance nii?

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A Nigerian Groom Angrily Stopped Dancing at his Wedding Reception Because Guest Were Spraying Him 50 Naira Notes.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJUCW9AKdM4

1Alex:
Staged.

Did the music also stop playing when he stopped dancing? Because I no hear any music and that scene does not look like where a wedding is taking place.

Detective Ibrahim

Thank God mine was 200naira mint, during mine

Werey go borrow money do wedding

i feel his excitement! instead of seeing the normal N5 and N10 notes, my guy was seeing 50 notes. he was shocked.

thesicilian:
We should even do away with the culture of spraying money in this country. It is more respectable to put whatever you want to give in an envelope and give to the celebrant

Why should we change our cultural practice? The practice of spraying is deep in Yoruba traditions.
This video explains it all


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osM2OsssVN4&t=645s&ab_channel=OlubunmiAkonjiAkinyele