- A Nigerian woman sheds tears while studying after her boyfriend abruptly ended their relationship during exam season.
- The woman in a relationship expressed her disappointment at her boyfriend’s decision to end their relationship.
- The woman disclosed that her partner broke up with her just before her upcoming exams, which had a significant impact on her life.
A Nigerian lady breaks down in tears while studying after her man dumped her during exam season.
The lady who was in a relationship lamented that her man had decided to end things.
She claimed that the guy ended their relationship while her exams were approaching, which had an impact on her.
A clip in the video shows her wiping away tears while studying for her examinations.
The captioned of the video reads; “Gotta keep studying regardless 😂💔”
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Reacting to the post…
@lyne Gisele ❤ remarked: “just to end up getting the best results ever heartbreak can make you focus”
@RealBoyChild asked: “but you people who have crying vids, who records you when you are crying?!”
@Marie raju said: “current situation it’s hard”
@Mwaba❤️ shared: “I remember my lecture asking me to come back and retake the test because he saw how broken I was bless that man”
Joh🇷🇼 penned: “I get you, it’s happened to me too. It was Saturday and I had mechanics for Engineers on Monday I thank God that I passed 🥹🙏😭”
@Jeinajeina said: “we ended things on a sunday mean why my exam starts on monday omo buh i week later my smile was restored i love my new man”
In other news, Ibrahim Chatta, a versatile figure in Nigerian cinema, has opened up about the challenges in his film village.
This film village is said to be located in Oyo State and spans around 74 acres. It features traditional-style houses that showcase the rich Yoruba culture.
It includes a stable for horses and other animals. In a video, Ibrahim mentioned that he invested N1.4 billion to create this impressive property. He emphasized that this amount does not include any grants or loans.
His story has caught the attention of many on social media, who admire his dedication and perseverance.
Chatta also said it took him nearly four years to complete the project since he didn’t have enough money.
