On social media, a video of some secondary school pupils flaunting their pricey iPhones went viral.
The secondary school pupils of an unnamed country in Nigeria flaunted a variety of high-end gadgets, from an iPhone 6 to the top model, an iPhone 13 Pro Max.
While netizens pondered how they were able to acquire such pricey phones while still in secondary school, this video generated a tremendous uproar online.
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While some suggested that some may have wealthy parents, others countered that they were likely involved in some type of unlawful activity, such as internet fraud.
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Others said that rather than buying a fancy phone, young people should be concentrating on their education and personal growth.
@sabitalk1: “If you ask them now who was the first president of Nigeria now none of them go know, it’s well”
@thesouvernirwhisperer: “What do these kids do for a living? I’m curious. This is a public government school not so?”
@nigho_joe wrote: “Yahoo don true true spoil this country ???♀️”
@talentedvhee wrote: “Government school kids using this magnitude of iPhones?? There’s no way those boys using pro and pro max are not into fraudulent activities,,, some of you will say they have rich uncles and siblings, so The rich Uncles can’t send them to a private or better schools??”
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Lady reunites with secondary school crushes after many years
Meanwhile, a young Nigerian lady has shown that life is indeed filled with unexpected moments as she reunited with a young man who used to have a huge crush on her when she was in Jss2.
The lady, identified as Peace Ighodaro, took to Twitter to reveal that she had a boy who had a huge crush on her while they were in secondary school.
According to her, the young man named Funmilayo used to buy her Mountain Dew when they were in school, adding that he lost his father and never came back to school.
