A Nigerian man has been left feeling disappointed after his grandmother gifted him a PlayStation 5 only for him to realise it was a fake one.
He was excited about finally having a PS5 so he decided to set up the console and plug it to the TV set but what came on shocked him.
In a video the young man shared on social media when the screen came on after he connected the game console, it showed GayStation 5 instead of PlayStation 5.
Netizens found the clip hilarious and some teased the boy.
Watch the video below:
@98puff_; She knows he’s a fairy 😭
@RichardoDaniel3; When she sees it for 50k what did you expect
@Joshua_kalu1; She knows your real team🤣🤣🤣🤣
@dj_brizz; Start learning Gay station 5
@360hustle01; Say thank you grandma.
@Dstixx05; Aba boys have done it again🤌🏾😅
In related news, a set of content creators pranked a young Nigerian lady by making her believe they wanted to use her for money rituals.
The lady is a student and online vendor who does ‘hookup’ as a side hustle, so the men ordered something from her worth N35k which they asked her to deliver by herself.
She was given a hotel address to come to with the clothing accessories for sale, however, on reaching there, they asked if she also does runs and she answered affirmatively.
She went into the rest room and changed into bathrobe but that was when the horrific experience began for her.
In a video circulating online, the two men could be seen dressed up like ritualists, while one held a calabash, another was holding an unidentified object.
They later informed the scared lady that they are not real ritualists but she was still very shaken by their act.
The girl started crying and begging them to spare her life but they warned her about the dangers of doing runs.
One of them wondered why she was not contented and satisfied with the online business she was doing that she decided to add selling her body. She said it is the situation of things in the country that pushed her to start doing such.
According to the content creators, they played the prank to send a strong message to young girls who see the red light business as a way of life.
After assuring her that it was all just a content for social media, they then handed her N100k as compensation for her troubles and warned her to never engage in body trade again.
