Lady Who Wakes Up 4:50 AM to Cook Food for Husband Speaks: “Why I Rejected a Generator as Gift”
- A Nigerian lady who went viral for her act of love towards her husband by waking up around 4:50 am to cook for him revealed why she declined a generator from a donor
- The young woman, who received many gifts from admirers who were touched by her love story, rejected a generator because she was unsure
- Many people who saw her tweet urged her to accept the generator, saying that it could come in handy someday
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A Nigerian lady who captured the hearts of many online users for her gesture of love towards her husband has revealed the touching reason why she turned down a generator from a generous donor.
The married woman, with the handle @_Debbie_OA on X (formerly Twitter), who wakes up every day around 4:50 am to prepare a meal for her husband before he leaves for work, received a lot of gifts from strangers who were moved by her devotion and dedication to her spouse.
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However, when someone offered to give her a generator, she politely declined the offer because she was not sure if she really needed one or not.
Many people who saw her tweet commended her honesty and humility, and encouraged her to accept the generator, saying that it might be useful for her in the future, especially in case of power outages.
They also praised her for her viral act of love, which inspired many to appreciate their partners more.
Caption from the man, @Omf197xx on X offering Debbie a generator:
"Good Evening @_Debbie_OA, I’m willing to give you this Generator, you and your man deserves everything that’s coming your way."
See the tweet from the Nigerian woman below:
Ghanaian girl gifted three-bedroom house
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that the parents of a Ghanaian YouTuber Maame Sika gave her a three-bedroom house as a gift for graduating from university.
In a video, the father said he was proud of his daughter and thought to give her a graduation gift.
He added that because she has always wanted to own properties, he thought to gift her a house so she could live in or rent it out.
The freshly graduated aeronautical engineer showed her appreciation and promised her father she would maintain the house well.
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