I took care of my babe after her other boyfriend dumped her – Man recounts foolish thing he did for love
A Nigerian man has taken to social media to open up on one of the kind gestures he did for love which made him feel like a fool.
Alex Oluwatobi recounted when he was studying at the University of Ibadan and he got information that his girlfriend fell sick.
He said that he immediately rushed to her hostel with Lucozade, Ribena – which was her favourite drink, and drugs in a bid to nurse her back to health.
He, however, later found out that it was because her other boyfriend, whom he did not knw about, had broken her heart.
Oluwatobi said his friends started making fun of him with the label ”Caretaker” and that experience messed with his head for a long time. He also said that after the entire incident he later fell sick because of the effect of the revelation.
He wrote; “One time in UI, I got a call that my babe wasn’t feeling fine; I rushed to her hostel with drugs, lucozade boost and ribena (her favorite drink).
Never knew my supposed babe was sick because she was served breakfast by another guy. This messed with my head for a very long time.
My paddies were calling me “Caretaker” that year. It’s a long story but mehnnn…. Me sef come fall sick after the whole revelation. Ife ya weyrey gan, I am glad we could all laugh about it now.”
Meanwhile in another news…
A Kenyan man, Antony Ng’ang’a, has shared a heartbreaking story of how his estranged wife subjected him to demeaning treatment in their marriage.
The single father of two said he suffered endlessly until the marriage ended when his wife abandoned him with a three-month-old baby.
He recalled with heavy teary eyes during an interview on Citizen TV’s Shajara with Lulu show, that his wife in 2016 and they got married immediately.
Antony said their union was frought with troubles and challenges from the very beginning. He claimed to have caught her on several occasions holding hands with other men on the streets and whenever he confronted them, they would allegedly beat him up.
In his words; “I would leave for work at 5 a.m. and come back around midnight. One day a neighbour called me and informed me there was a man in our house and he left immediately after I got into the house. This was after the neighbours told me they spotted my wife with other men.
“She started drinking and I would meet her holding hands with other men on the road and every time I asked, they would attack and beat me up”.
