A TikTok user identified as @ lisa_real….CONTINUE READING
has caused a stir online after sharing a photo of her extravagant graduation wishlist.
The list included various items she desired to purchase to celebrate her milestone achievement.
However, upon calculating the total cost of the items, she was left shocked by the exorbitant sum it amounted to.
The items listed by Lisa included;
12″ Bone Straight hair
priced at N102,000
16″ Bouncy hair at N80,000
Bags at N30,000
Sneakers at N35,000
Shorts at N8,000
A jersey at N15,000
Denim on Denim outfit at N14,000
A corporate dress at N15,000
Zara heels at N16,000
Jewellery at N10,000
Sign out Jeans at N9,000 and
A v-neck polo at N8,000.
The total cost of the items, as revealed by the lady, added up to a staggering N342,000.
Expressing her disbelief, Lisa wrote:
“Where I won see this kin money on top say I wan graduate.”
The post quickly gained attention with netizens sharing their reactions to the extravagant wishlist.
@Fav_Bitch said:
“Your own good sef. My own na 500 and smth.”
@Beejayvibes commented:
“Me wey calculate 102,500, you be rich kidd.”
@Adunniscollection reacted:
“No spend the money finish, the one wey you go spend after school reach times 3 of this.”
@Tylergrey25 reacted:
“God thought I was the only one thinking about this.”
@cakes in Delta
said:
“Omo fear no gree me write my own.”
@Tare reacted:
“I never write my own.”
@Big~_bethany commented:
“Shey I fit just collect my certificate? No be must say I go do sign out. Cos this final lap is soo tiring.”
@Prettypreye Hairaffairs said:
“I don spend 700k buy only hair my blood is not flowing again I go see this list from the start o.”
@Empress said:
“My own pass like this oo thinkness won finish me.”
@Kejubabby reacted:
“I don reduce my budget from 320k to 160k o no be me go get high BP.”
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Meanwhile, reported that a young girl identified as @blosomtechsiast on Twitter impressed netizens after sharing
her academic achievement.
According to her post, she emerged as the best-graduating student in the Software Engineering department of her school, with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 4.84 out of 5. Despite the odds and uncertainties, Blossom was able to achieve this feat at the young age of 18.
She wrote:
“A week ago, God did a thing! – best-graduating student, software engineering department (4.84/5) – BSc Software Engineering (First Class Honors) against all odds and uncertainties, bagged these at 18! So happy, so proud….CONTINUE READING