Love & Relationship
Man cancels his wedding and relocates to UK alone after his fiancée insisted that N1m is too small for their wedding
A Nigerian man has reportedly cancelled his wedding and relocated abroad alone after his fiancée insisted that N1 million is too small for their wedding.
According to Twitter user @CRawkeen who shared the story online, the couple were planning to relocate to the UK together after their wedding and the man was footing all the bills as the lady and her family were struggling financially.
He further disclosed that the man had a lesser budget for the wedding but later increased it to N1million but the lady insisted that the money was still too small for her dream wedding.
Out of frustration and anger, the man cancelled the wedding and relocated to the UK alone.
@CRawkeen tweeted,
“Heard a gist of this guy that told his babe that he only has ?1M to spend on their wedding.According to him,he upped the budget to 1M cos the lady’s family were having a bad time financially.But the lady insisted 1M is too small,so the guy cancelled the wedding and japa to UK
Let me add a bit of background so you can see that boys are trying . The would be best man told me his friend initially wanted a very lowkey stuff cos money no too dey and the fact that he’s the only one to shoulder everything.
It was out of i want to satisfy my babe that made him shift ground only for her to say 1m sef no go reach. This is a woman that will not be spending a dime o. Even the schools they applied to for Msc as a means to japa after wedding,it was the guy footing all the bills. You get !”
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