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    “How else should I w@rn you against wearing my clothes?” – Man questions as his wife wears the native attire meant for an event before him (VIDEO)

    Papa LincBy Papa LincMay 5, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read6 Views
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    “How else should I w@rn you against wearing my clothes?” – Man questions as his wife wears the native attire meant for an event before him (VIDEO)
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    A man expressed frustration after his wife sent him a video of herself wearing the traditional attire he had not yet worn for an upcoming event to create content for a video.

    Using a voice note, the woman @onlyonefamily5 revealed her husband’s response to her warning that she should not wear his clothes.

    In Pidgin English, he said that his wife should stop wearing his clothes and wear hers since they wouldn’t fit him.

    He had originally set aside the clothes for an event, but she chose to wear them for a video, and he questioned whether she didn’t want him to have any clothes for himself whenever he went out.

    Internet users suggested that the woman can wear his T-shirts, but the native wear shouldn’t be worn for video content.

    Below are some reactions,

    @promise Good U can wear his tshirt or polo,but not native,haba,no be everything be cruise

    @jackiehart529 my own wear my round neck two day ago i no talk I go take her own round neck I dan see like 5 voice note I no reply

    @Foodstuff and Frozen Foods. Una never see anything. We go wear una cloth tire… 🤣😂🤣

    @igwe Anthonia Adaeze E nu possible to leave your clothes oga nu vex 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    Watch Video,

    @onlyonefamily5 #fypppp #goviral ♬ son original – Shay





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