Reactions as Curvy Naija Lady Displays Her Bride Price List of 20 Items

A shapely Nigerian lady has stirred massive reactions on social media marketing on the bride price list she set up. Sharing the handwritten set of just 20 items, she warned men who can’t afford it to stay away from her. Some netizens sarcastically remarked that her list is inexpensive while others trolled her for the heavy items on it

A Nigerian lady identified as Bigbbykim Sandra has taken full to social media to upload her bride price list. Sandra’s list shared on Facebook comprises 20 items and sent social media marketing users right into a frenzy.

Nigerian lady displays her bride price list online. Photo Credit: Bigbbykim Sandra
Source: Facebook
She warned interested suitors who cannot afford the items to avoid her. Some items on the handwritten list include 20 bone straights, two plots of land and four bags of beans.
Other items on the list are N10 million for her parents and houses for them. Her jocular bride price list did not sit down well with many people.

Reactions on social media

Ahmed Idris Ratata :

“Na you kuku get all the whole Aso Rock na…. Imagine on top body odour and kpekus wey no sweet come get nyamanyama inside..

“Dey play.”

Okey Ifebude wrote:

“You fit give more than this to some girls and they will still not having sense talk more of what they can bring to the table.”

Kalu Chinyere wrote:

“I know u re trying to flaunt ur beautiful handwriting,congrats to u…

“U didn’t remember to attach price for the beautiful handwriting…”

Angela Michael wrote:

“Bigbbykim Sandra this list is very small nah, I want to see the part A.”

TeezCrown O Ninilolaoluwa wrote:

“When dem give you Daddy 5M, dey go still give ur parents 10M You will turn to Galilee o my dear gee.”

Clay Suunen Agbanyi wrote:

“I still never see who go buy phone go buy the one were Dem de call dummy or sample same price with the real price.”

Okpala Chukwuemeka Murphty wrote:

“Cheap girls with smelly v***** making noise upadan. Don’t go and be useful for your own good. Uchu.”