Priscilla, daughter of Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo, shared a video on social media showcasing the extravagant gifts she received from her boyfriend on Girlfriend Day. The video featured a lavish display of flowers and stacks of dollar bills celebrating their love.
The post quickly garnered attention, with celebrities and fans flocking to the comments. Some humorously claimed they were coming to collect their share of the money, while others criticized her for staying home on End Bad Government Day.
Priscilla captioned the post with, "LOVER BOYS STAY WINNING ❤️ HAPPY NEW MONTH AND HAPPY GIRLFRIENDS DAY✨" and included the song "Fire on Me" by Blaqbonez.
Here are some reactions from social media:
Kiitanbukola joked, "I am at your door 😝 open, here for my share of the dollars 😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️❤️, your happiness is forever sugar ..🙏"
Vickahara defended her, saying, "Why are there so many pained people in the comments 🥴 she’s not the problem of Nigeria, so leave her alone."
Gloryaderonke9 commented, "Priscilla go too oppress us with love this Year 😂😂😂😂😂."
Prettyanjay pointed out, "When her mother was publicly advocating for Peter Obi during the elections, you people were calling her Omo ale Yoruba. Do you think she was fighting for herself and her children? Or that she can’t afford to make her family comfortable and happy? Everything has turned to woro si woro now, don’t expect her to join the protest o, una no Dey learn. People that can afford things in this hardship will still afford it, it’s the middle class to grassroots that will suffer."
Jackson_m_kombq invited her to learn Swahili, "Priscilla. When you come to Tanzania again, I’ll talk with my brother Juma to teach you Swahili language and food! Hope you’ll be a good one to cook ugali 😂."
Swi5151 remarked, "Marriage is more than material things, until you enter it before you see the reality😂😂😂😂😂😂."
Themariegold noted, "Last I checked, this celebration was for girls who are friends. Ajoke no gree for anybody ☺️☺️☺️😍😍."
Priscilla’s post and the reactions highlight the blend of admiration and criticism faced by public figures in times of national discourse.
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