Couple goes viral after printing their faces on 500 naira notes to spray during wedding
- A Nigerian couple did not want to violate the law that prohibits the spraying of naira banknotes used as “event money”
- During the wedding, the couple had their faces printed on fake 500 naira notes and handed them out to guests to spray paint.
- One of the guests captured the fake naira notes in a video and posted it on TikTok for people to see.
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A Nigerian couple made no compromises to ensure guests splurged at their wedding without breaking the law.
The couple’s faces were printed on fake 500 naira notes and the counterfeit money was distributed to guests.
Source: TikTok
One of the guests recorded a video of the counterfeit money and posted it on TikTok, where it went viral.
The video shared by @khalifa_muhammad_sanusi shows the couple’s face on a fake N500.
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The wedding couple could also be seen in the short clip.
Many visitors to public events in Nigeria are now careful not to violate the Naria Abuse Protection Act.
Watch the video below:
Reactions to the wedding video
@Zainabusmanbako said:
“So, I’m going to spend the money.”
@his queen said:
“People of Adena, please be aware that this is not money, it is counterfeit money. What happens to them is what happens to them when they go to work.”
@ALMU’AWANA said:
“We have known this imprint ever since.”
@user263863407815410 said:
“Marriage is never about money and beauty.”
@user8137175561492 said:
“I don’t know how to react, Sha.”
@Arewabloq said:
“I remember this guy… he asked during a show if we wanted to be MATASA.”
@Safiyyah54 said:
“Omo, clear the road, say the festival is for adults.”
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@Rihanat Ishiaq said:
“Spend it at your own risk.”
@Umar A said:
“The EFCC is coming, ooo.”
Man rejects wedding gift
A Nigerian who received a wedding gift from a friend said the amount was too small.
The story was narrated by Olajide Obe, who said his friend converted the money into pounds and found it was £25.
After Olajide told the story on X, someone else asked for the money to help a sick guy and he immediately transferred it.
Source: Legit.ng
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