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Drama Unfold As Man Takes Back ‘Kiosk’ From Girlfriend After Their Breakup

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A viral video shows a Nigerian man in a heated struggle to get back the business kiosk he built for his girlfriend after their breakup.
In the video, the upset man tears down the wooden and zinc structure.
The woman fights back fiercely to keep the kiosk.

A viral video shows a Nigerian man in a heated struggle to get back the business kiosk he built for his girlfriend after their breakup.

In the video, the upset man tears down the wooden and zinc structure while a crowd watches the intense scene unfold.

The woman fights back fiercely to keep the kiosk, but the angry man ultimately takes back what is his.

The video has received a variety of reactions online.

Some people feel sorry for the man and support his choice as a reasonable reaction to being betrayed.

Watch the video below …

The moment an angry boyfriend took back the multi-million naira business kiosk he opened for his girlfriend over infidelity pic.twitter.com/Njs8YHSMh7

— Oyindamola🙄 (@dammiedammie35) October 31, 2024
In other news, Nigerian artist David Adeleke, often known as Davido, has remarked that Africa’s present cultural rebirth has a good impact on the continent’s image.

He stated that the global success of genres such as Afrobeats, as well as Africa’s cuisine and overall culture, had gained respect for Africans in the Western world.

Speaking in a recent interview with Kiss Fresh UK, Davido said, “This summer, I was in Europe a lot. I had like two gigs, but I was on vacation. And I saw that the landscape has changed. Two years ago, when I was in Europe, they were playing Afrobeats for straight one hour.

“I mean, people love Afrobeats. Everybody likes that sound now, even in America. Even when we want to collaborate with American artists and we want to do their own sound, they are like, no, no, let’s do Afrobeats.

“Now, the narrative [about Africans] has changed. The respect is there. Not only in music but in fashion, food.”

 

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