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PR Expert, Mazi Ibe vexes as he spends ₦26,520 for a haircut in the UK

Posted by: chucks in Metro life Comments Off on PR Expert, Mazi Ibe vexes as he spends ₦26,520 for a haircut in the UK

Mazi Ibe is not okay with the cost of getting his edges done in the UK. He shared the photos of his haircut on his social media page together with his view. See his position below.


“Angry pose cuz I spent N26,520 for a haircut.
Don’t come under here and say “but you earn in £” No. Not yet. Na naira I spend. Let me share my experience. No, let me swear for your relatives. Thanks.
“Annoying part is my hair grow fast. Takes 3-5 working days for edges to start getting rough.


See reactions to his post below.

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