"What Does He Do For A Living?": Lady Shows 50-Inch TV 16-Year-Old Boy Bought Her Younger Sister, Many React
- A young lady has taken to social media to showcase the stunning gift her younger sister's boyfriend got for her
- The boy, who is 16 years old, bought his younger lover a 50-inch TV to mark their one-year anniversary
- Many people were divided over the matter, with some enquiring about what the boy does for a living
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A lady has sent social media into a frenzy over the gift her younger sister's 16-year-old boyfriend got her.
On Twitter, the lady, @lulnille, shared a photo of the flat-screen TV in its carton of purchase, saying it is a 50-inch Roku TV.
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She explained that her sister and the lover have dated for a year and the gift was to mark their one-year anniversary of dating.
@lulnille further revealed that her sister is 15 years old. Her post gained massive traction and divided netizens.
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A select few wanted to know the boy's occupation, while some did not find fault in the TV gesture.
See her tweet below:
The boy's 50-inch gift causes uproar
@101petpeeves said:
"Love this for her! I had my first bf at 15 & he had his big brother drive us to Disney world. When love is strong boys will move mountainssss."
@tjthearchitect said:
"She’s 15 and u bragging about a boyfriend. Then a tv then they doing it big? What is wrong with the so called sistas. Where they getting this from and why u bragging about a child in a relationship. SMH sick."
@amudaDewale said:
"A good fam will reject it.
"Guess they’ve been dating when she was 14 da.mn!
"Poor parenting!!!"
@Mzz_venomous said:
"15yrs n 1 yr anniversary.. could never be in my family down here in this generation. 15 them books gonna be your bf until u start making your own money."
@ThrashthatKoko said:
"A 15 year old can have a boyfriend and probably also have sex and have a baby but when we say let them get married ppl say they are too young to consent."
@Asanele20729203 said:
"Is a 15 year old not under age, for dating. 1 year anniversary that means she started dating at 14. Times have changed."
Nigerian lady gifts boyfriend N40k
Meanwhile, Yen.com.gh previously reported that a Nigerian woman has made her boyfriend's birthday memorable in ways that few would have imagined possible. The woman sent him a box of N1000 notes instead of a birthday cake. The gift has been the topic of discussion ever since images of it appeared online.
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Adekemi Iwalewa, a woman on Twitter, tweeted images of the gift along with a question on what prevents women from buying expensive gifts for their partners.
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