Woman Sells Car to Fund Boyfriend's Master's Degree & Business Venture: "He Deserves the World."
- A woman who has vowed to fund her boyfriend's master's degree and new business venture has stirred the emotions of peeps
- According to the influencer, she has noticed that men have done so much for the women they love and she loves reciprocity
- There were mixed reactions after she revealed her plans, with some people saying there will be premium tears as it is a wrong move
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A woman has stirred netizens by saying that she will sell her car to fund her boyfriend's master's degree.
Source: UGC
Start a small business
The besotted woman added that she will use the remaining cash to start a small business for her young king who deserves the world.
"I want to sell my car to pay for my boyfriend's last semester so that he can secure his masters degree," said Joy Turamuhawe.
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Believer in reciprocity
In an interview with Briefly News, Turamuhawe said she is just a strong believer in reciprocity.
"I’ve seen men do unbelievable things for the women they love and I am just a strong believer of reciprocity," said Turamuhawe.
When she posted her news on Twitter, this is what netizens had to say,
Joansheenah:
"It will end in Tears ask me who bought one a PS."
Brökë_C3lëbrïty:
"If this is for real then I want to become your boyfriend.Just here asking how one's chasing master's degree n his unemployed?"
Marvin k:
"Well don't sell ur car. Well if possible get a loan, then use ur car as collateral security to whatever bank will loan you the money then u can pay back slowly slowly, cause you might still need your car And your boyfriend is blessed to have you."
The Chemist:
"Personally, I don't agree with rose, getting a loan that attracts interest and keeping a car that depreciates + other expenses compared to starting a biz that brings in money."
Santo:
"If you do this I’ll put on dresses for a year."
October bae Cathie:
"You can also take my king . You deserve more than one."
"Jolani though": Men dodge baes' cameras in viral video, Saffas in stitches
In more funny stories, Briefly News previously reported that Twitter came alive after a video of men acting suspiciously towards their girlfriends trended. The ladies were seen trying to show off their reluctant boyfriends, who hid from the camera.
The hilarious clip was captioned:
"Kuba njena mungasiye umaqonda (this is what happenes when you are not the one)."
The video didn't even need a caption as Twitter peeps surmised that the men's suspicious behaviour stemmed from disloyalty. People were quick to take the mickey out of the situation with hilarious memes and comments.
Source: Briefly News
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