A lady's heart-wrenching experience unfolded after she purchased an N800 pillow from a street vendor, known as an 'aboki.' The young woman, identified as @chubby__folly, took to TikTok to share the shocking discovery she made when she decided to inspect her recent pillow purchase.
To her dismay, she found that the pillow contained trashy foams, a far cry from what she had expected. Frustrated and disappointed, she documented the appalling contents of the pillow. Her video quickly gained attention, leaving viewers appalled at the low quality of the product she had acquired.
In response to her shocking discovery, @chubby__folly decided to symbolize her rejection of the substandard item by setting the pillow on fire.
Following her revelation, social media platforms were flooded with reactions from netizens who shared their own experiences of purchasing cheap items from 'aboki' vendors. Many expressed their disgust and frustration, recounting similar encounters with low-quality products. Some of the reactions included:
@Sire_Secret_Essence who commented, "Me sef I no fit cry omoh eni nwa ifa owa ofonii lol, buy cheap thing at your own risk."
@Baiby_lee remarked, "You bought a pillow for 800, you should expect to find wood and a cutlass inside."
@Pearly shared her own experience, "I bought the same 4 years ago, I was having bad dreams I had to open it to see what’s inside. I eventually burnt it too."
@Lope mentioned, "Not me using the same pillow right now."
@Jhudeewealth recalled, "I bought a bedsheet. He promised it was king size, only for me to reach home and see a bunk-size bedsheet wrapped around empty cartons."
@Big Tems advised, "Just buy a fiber pillow."
The video posted by @chubby__folly has shed light on the challenges some consumers face when purchasing items from street vendors, and it has sparked discussions about the need for quality control in such transactions.
@chubby__folly
All this aboki no get life 😂😭🤦♀️
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