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Nigerian lady gifts boyfriend N5 million, spends extra N25 million on him for his birthday

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After giving her partner a N5 million birthday gift and spending N25 million on him, a Nigerian woman caused a stir on social media. 


Oh, the beauty of love! 

I must love ooh! 
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