Snapchat Virtual Party: Lady Gets Many Reacting as She Hosts Party That Costs R250 to Watch Online
- A young lady has been trending on Twitter after inviting netizens to join she and her friends party
- Abena Marie shared that in order to watch her dance and eat online, one would have to pay R250
- Many who saw her post went straight to the comments section to share their opinions about the announcement
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A beautiful lady has got many massively reacting as she decided to organize a virtual party.
In her post sighted on Twitter, the young lady introduced herself as Abena Marie and announced that she is throwing a party online which requires a payment of R250 to join.
According to her, the two-day party will be with her female friends and will be held online.
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Abena mentioned that the party is her way of saying 'thank you' to her fans for always supporting her.
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Many Ghanaians, especially men who saw the young lady's post had a lot to say about it.
A few of them has been highlighted below by Briefly News:
@JayBee_4real commented:
¢100 just to watch you folks dance & eat !? Nka mede bɛyɛ bundle ahwɛ adult videos
@kanzo_5000 replied:
Ah, 100 cedis to watch people dance and eat on my phone. Seisei 3kom de mo aaa na nkwasea marketing projects na aba mo tirim. But some fools go buy sekof breast
@braTapoli_gH wrote:
Na Ashawo koraa yɛ ahe? 100cedis to watch u dance? And I'll buy data too
From @pharrelmajid:
100gh for what exactly???
@qwaku_Afful wrote:
honestly, it’s not your fault. Finance minister said venture into entrepreneurship.
@CKANOKYE commented:
Com to nungua Italian pup to see exquisite ones we spy for free
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Meanwhile, Briefly News reported on another bizarre story recently. There is a company that is very much willing to pay just anyone money for lying on a bed all-day.
The company which specialises in the production of mattresses said it will pay people R455 000 a year to try out different mattresses.
The salary which translates to R35 000 monthly will see its successful applicants take notes and make assessments on how comfortable they are in the mattresses.
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