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    “Igi ogede” – Lady in awe as friend gifts her banana leaves as decor for new apartment (VIDEO)

    Papa LincBy Papa LincOctober 28, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read5 Views
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    “Igi ogede” – Lady in awe as friend gifts her banana leaves as decor for new apartment (VIDEO)
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    A Nigerian lady was astonished upon receiving an unusual gift of banana leaves from her friend to enhance her newly acquired residence.

    The lady @toyin_gele wrote in the widely shared video’s caption that her friend gave her ornamental flowers to enhance the attractiveness of her new house.

    She was surprised when her friend brought a pot of banana leaves for decoration after she received the flower. She claimed to have been given Igi Ogede, which translates to “banana tree,” and proceeded to feel the leaves before cutting off a portion.

    Meanwhile, @toyin_gele was shocked and delighted at the same by her friend’s thoughtful banana leaves gift.

    Viewers asserted that the ornamental flower the woman views as banana leaves is a bird of paradise, a costly and well-liked flower for house décor.

    While some considered the strange gift to be a fetish item, others insisted on using the leaves to make bean pudding dishes.

    See comments below,

    @emavilar15 it’s not banana plant though. It’s called bird of paradise and it’s decorative.

    @jasminepeters That plant is close to 50k if not more and you Dey tear am

    @jindu_afina Use am wrap Moi Moi 😂

    @ayo.jnx Flower is a thing of the mind. If you think it’s a flower then it’s a flower 😂

    Watch Video,

    @toyin_gele I scrimmedddd😂😭 #pov #fypage #fyp #foryoupage #fypシ゚viral #trending #viral ♬ Sweet Like Cinnamon – DJ Chen





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