Nigerian Lady Visits Ex-Boyfriend’s Rice Factory, Gets Many Bags, Staff Treat Her Well

• A Nigerian lady who deliberately visited her former boyfriend’s rice factory and bought a lot went viral online
• She revealed that the factory workers did not know that they had broken up and treated her well
• In the video, she displayed more than 10 bags of rice that they had packed for her and she took it home

A Nigerian lady who intentionally ended up at her ex-boyfriend’s rice factory and got a a lot of rice became an internet sensation.

She explained that the employees at the factory were unaware that their relationship had ended.

In the video shared by @nunu.elixir, she showed off the huge pile of rice bags thatshe had bought. She showed that there were at least 10 bags of rice, each weighing 25 kilograms.

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Watch the video below:

Netizens reacts to the lady who bought rice

Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:

Kelah said:

“3 Dangote -1 erimus, that's nunu.”

Nunu wrote:

“God Abeg o, nunu that does not have Range Rover.”

Haretahh commented:

“These sandals need to breathe Nunu.”

AUze Usman:

“Nunu bestie please I want half bag.”

@call_me_precious:

“You leave person wey dey sell rice.”

Eplies:

“So focused on seeing Nunu's pretty smile.”

Benedicta:

“Ahhh nunu why did you leave somebody that's selling rice.”

Charlesdprimordial:

“Your ex get factory and you left with this number of bags of rice and dem no arrest you and the workers.”

Lady spends N300,000 to buy small foodstuff

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a lady went shopping for food items in Lagos and was pleasantly surprised because of the high cost of things.

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A lady went shopping for food items in Lagos and was pleasantly surprised because of the high cost of things.After spending N300,000, she said she could only get some food items but could not buy others, such as rice.

She mentioned that she decided to shop at Lagos Mainland to see if she would get cheaper things there. To her surprise, things were still as expensive there as they had been on Lagos Island.

Source: Legit.ng