- The popular viral lawyer stated her bride price and threw netizens into a frenzy.
- Ifunanya Excel shared that her bride price is $15m on Twitter, in a recent post.
- She claimed it was worth it because she is still a virgin.
Ifunanya said “My bride price is $15m because I’m a virgin” and caused a huge stir on Twitter on July 1st.
Ifunanya Excel, a contentious Nigerian lawyer and content creator, sparked controversy by unveiling the exorbitant amount for her bride price.
She gained social media prominence following the leakage of her private videos and shared the substantial marriage cost through a recent post on Twitter, causing quite a commotion.
My bride price is $15m
According to her, the astounding bride price is $15m and the reason behind this unusually high amount, as she explained, is due to her maintaining her virginity.
In her own words, “My bride price is $15 million because I’m still a virgin.”
The post garnered where she said her bride price is $15m almost a million views. See some of the reactions below:
@haidarmidriss: “My favorite ever may God provide for me to come and pay it,because you deserve it even if you’re desvirgin”
@dcocoboy: “You wan use marriage end generational poverty… na wa o women sha”
@Femi_large: “I will pay 30m if I confirm that you are still a virgin”
@jones00837794: “Sorry ooo hope Yahoo boys are excluded, if not they can pay $20,000,000. but you won’t live more than 3 days before the god’s demand for a virgin. So out line those that we contest. I love your boldness.”
@ohuhuanyabanto1: “Being a virgin is not a criteria for paying high pride price, but good character, behavior, loyalty, respect, God fearing, caring etc.”
@DailywisdomO: “Congratulations to you. You can now use ur virginity as collateral for any financial gain/loans”
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NYSC: 20-year-old virgin corper returns unscathed
Meanwhile, Justina Dauda, a recent graduate from Taraba State University, aged 20, joyfully shared her accomplishment on social media upon completing her compulsory one-year NYSC program as a virgin.
She revealed that the individuals who ridiculed her for maintaining her virginity provided her with the motivation to persevere and continue striving.
In a time and generation where s3xual purity seems like a ‘Mission Impossible’ task, Justina proved yet again that when there is a will, there is a way.
