Ifunaya Sunday: Nigerian Lady Writes Apology Letter to Ex-Boyfriend for Falsely Calling Him Yahoo Boy

Ifunaya Sunday: Nigerian Lady Writes Apology Letter to Ex-Boyfriend for Falsely Calling Him Yahoo Boy

  • A Nigerian lady has penned an apology letter to her ex-boyfriend who called it quits on their relationship
  • The letter comes after she made an online publication wherein she called him a yahoo boy and a ritualist
  • In her apology, she expressed regretted the false accusation she made against him and made a promise

Ifunaya Sunday, a Nigerian lady, has penned an apology letter to her ex-boyfriend, Olasubomi Lawal, for falsely accusing him of being a ritualist and a Yahoo boy.

In the letter dated August 29, she said that the false accusation was born out of love for him and her desire to see their relationship flourish, not end.

Ifunaya Sunday, Olasubomi Lawal, apology letter
Ifunaya Sunday wrote an apology letter to her ex-boyfriend. Photo Credit: @lindaikejiblogofficial
Source: Instagram

Ifunaya pleaded for forgiveness and promised there wouldn't be a repeat of such.

Olasubomi Lawal shares why he broke up with her

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Lawal, in a statement shared by @lindaikejiblogofficial, said he broke up with Ifunaya because the relationship got violent.

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"I ended the relationship because it got to v!olent and too t0xic..Mark and bruises…She broke my car, took my name to ritualist to make sure I don’t leave her and got duped by 419 people… Threatened to destroy my life if I leave her… she claims she did it out of love." he said

However, Ifunaya went online after their break up to tag him as a Yahoo boy and a ritualist who uses girls for rituals.

She then wrote the apology letter after the matter was reported to the police.

See the letter below (swipe left):

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Netizens tackle Ifunaya Sunday

the_lagoscraftsman said:

"Involve a lawyer and make her pay. So other girls can learn make them no go think say ordinary apology letter go solve defamation of character and false allegations."

am_walington said:

"Once anything no go their way na to accuse you of something wey u no do , Thank God she didn't say ra.pe because them for don arrest the man first then ask question later."

lafeof_lagos said:

"Una go say men be a sc¥m na this same men una wohn frustrate na only online una dey get mouth dey insult men but do things to keep them . Make they lock that girl asap no time. If relationship end u move on Wetin sef."

bahdt_girl_annie1 said:

"Na wa o tufiakwa this energy she dey use for man, if she channel am for her life e go better."

mheenarh__ said:

"I hope she gets pun!shed for this cause one thing about b@d news is will always go far even the truth won’t go as far as the b@d one."

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zakarieeshat3 said:

"Three months in jail won't be a bad idea cos someone needs to be taught a lesson."

Lady curses ex who dumped her with pregnancy

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a pregnant lady had laid curses on her ex-boyfriend.

The pregnant lady, who spoke in Yoruba over the phone, lamented that she did many things for her ex-boyfriend.

Amid tears, she recalled how she bought iPhone 7 Plus for him with her money and how she ensured they made love satisfactorily. She cursed him, saying God would take back all the tears she shed from his body. She added that God will punish him.

Source: Legit.ng

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