- Nigerian fashion designer Toyin Lawani revealed she pays ₦8.2 million monthly for her daughter’s UK rent.
- Lawani praised parents who manage to support their children in the UK and compared the rent to Nigerian housing costs.
- The post sparked mixed reactions from fans and followers.
Nigerian fashion designer Toyin Lawani has drawn significant attention on social media after disclosing the hefty sum she pays for her daughter’s monthly rent in the UK.
Lawani revealed in a recent post that she spends approximately N8.2 million each month on her daughter’s accommodation.
In her post, Toyin Lawani commended parents who manage to support their children while they live and study in the UK, acknowledging the financial strain involved.
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She highlighted the contrast between the rent in the UK and housing costs in Nigeria, noting that her daughter’s rent exceeds the annual rent for some properties in Nigeria.
Lawani’s revelation sparked a mix of reactions from fans and social media users.
Netizens Reactions…
@virgo.dnd said: “We no send her go there oo, if she like she can find house in Jigawa and live there.”
@_shebejnr said: “Then come back to ur village where u don’t even have to pay rent.”
@deji__ix said: “The need for Nigerians to show classism at any given opportunity. Why do we need to see the amount you pay in rent.”
@chukwuebuka______ said: “plan crashed, laments online “The comparison is what I struggle 2 understand { Is Nigeria UK abi is UK Nigeria? }.”
@_olayinca said: “Living in UK is by choice o.”
@mr_browny101 said: “Madam no body send you ,if you’re tired combat and join us here in Nigeria.”
@damilare.ivn said: “Nobody send you go uk to train your child don’t stress us here.” @im_ella_cruz: “You de craze wetin concern us . Send them back here shuuu.”
@omohshalewah said: “Na your headache be that.”
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