Boyfriend made a list of all the cash he spent on lover, and now he wants the money back

A guy made a list demanding the amount of cash he spent on her during their four-year relationship. Picture: Authority Dental

A guy made a list demanding the amount of cash he spent on her during their four-year relationship. Picture: Authority Dental

Published Jul 1, 2019

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Nothing is off limits on Twitter. Want to air your grievances? Take it to Twitter. Want to spite your girlfriend after she refuses your hand in marriage? Take it to the Twitter streets.

One Twitter user, @elharsh, went as far posting a list her friend's boyfriend had made after his girlfriend of four years refused to marry him. On the list, he demanded that her family pay him 4.2million Nigerian naira. Her father's response? "Take her to court".

By the looks of it, the couple are based in Nigeria. And chances are, after this post, they called it quits.

My friend refused to marry her boyfriend of 4 years. This guy made a list of everything he ever did for her.

He demands that the family pay him 4.2m

Her father said he should take her to Court😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/ZJj1Q45OnS

— Free Leah Sharibu ⚛️ (@elharsh) June 27, 2019

And in true Twitter fashion, the responses to the post have been a mixed bag of downright funny.

What makes it worse is that he used a fuckin typewriter 😭

— Free Leah Sharibu ⚛️ (@elharsh) June 27, 2019

So there's Traditional female expectations???

Hahahahahahaha

I can't believe I just read this.

You people should choose a struggle.

I still say it, all this talk of equality and equity go out the window if the guy has loads of cash

— Umogba Eneto, Jr. (@EnetoJr) June 27, 2019

There was no prior agreement, a gun wasn't put in his head. He did all that out of love, the girl fell out of love, everyone should lick their wounds and go. Somebody like this, even if they pay him, he'll look for another thing to hold her down

— Lisa (@Adaolis_a) June 27, 2019

Pls did bros chop d punani? If so it should be subtracted from the total..... She UST pay d remaining... Let's be fair pic.twitter.com/XbuEWLRpt3

— Jason Bourne (@SmartInyang) June 27, 2019

He forgot to add "at the prevailing interest rate per annum as approved by the central bank of Nigeria".

If he brings a case of breach of promise to marry, which would fly judging by item 16 and 17, family girl yen je gbese gidi ooo

— Baamofin Lu'Jogbon (@O_Nifesq) June 27, 2019

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