Matthew Precious Kelechi and Amakor Johnson, known as the Happie Boys, have attracted attention as they were spotted partying in a club in Cyprus while holding bottles of Azul. This occurrence follows their earlier announcement that they would not be returning to Nigeria.
The Happie Boys initially gained social media prominence when they were dismissed from their positions at a restaurant in Aba, Abia state, for dancing while on duty. Following their dismissal, the duo received scholarships from a generous individual named Chinyere, granting them the opportunity to study in Cyprus.
Unfortunately, their educational journey took a turn when their financial support was abruptly cut off, resulting in them dropping out of school. In a recent video, the Happie Boys were captured enjoying their newfound freedom in a club in Cyprus.
This footage has sparked significant interest among Nigerians, who have shared their opinions in the comment section, expressing their thoughts on the situation.
See some reactions below:
the_only_kvng_fahad: “If you’re using android please don’t like my comment befor i change am for you.”
xpensive_fatima: “This boys matter tire me. Pls stop posting them.”
quiddyofficial: “They call them happy boys for a reason.”
endylight1: “Reason why they are called Happy boys, pastor go just they one side they shout God forbid.”
kennedyexcel: “Na Wetin free drink dey cause, Dem don go drink that fake azul wey dem use snap picture.”
sister._of._five: “So what do you people expect?? People were sacked for being incompetent at work, dancing when they were meant to be on guard, but as usual una think say na dem be the victims, come carry dem abroad as compensation. You never see anything.”
unapologetic_sina: “Village people really finish work for these boys head… It’s well.”
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