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Nigerian girl demands 5 Dubai mansions, 200 cows, and 5 non-public jets as bride mark

A Nigerian girl has put the earn ablaze by stressful an extravagant bride mark that involves 5 mansions in Dubai, 200 cows, 5 non-public jets, 2 Tesla vehicles, 200 baggage of rice, 5 iPhone 16 Skilled Max telephones, and heaps assorted high-value gadgets. The excellent checklist also functions 5 boutiques and 5 estates, all of that are segment of her bride mark requirements.

This surprising revelation was once made by a post she shared on her TikTok web page, where she listed the gadgets alongside alongside with her checklist, showcasing her recurring demands for marriage.

The post has garnered basic consideration and reactions from social media users, highlighting the opulence and grandeur of the demands. The checklist totals thousands and thousands of naira and reflects a mix of luxurious and extravagance.

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