Nigerian recording artiste Fave has disclosed that she isn’t happy after a secret admirer gifted her a flower bouquet and a love letter.
In the video seen by eelive.ng, the Nigerian singer-songwriter stated that the secret admirer should do better and desist from gifting her what she referred to as ‘ugu’.
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According to Fave, the bouquet arrived without the sender’s name and was accompanied by a handwritten note on what she described as an ordinary piece of paper instead of a proper greeting card.
She said the gesture failed to spark any curiosity, noting that no one had reached out afterwards to confirm whether she received the flowers.
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“Nobody should send me flowers if it’s not something worthy of my appreciation,” she said.
Fave explained that if the sender had included a name, she would at least know who sent the bouquet.
“I don’t even know who sent it. Nobody has reached out to ask if I received it. If they had written their name, I would at least know who sent it,” she said.
The singer also questioned why anyone would choose to remain anonymous after sending flowers, insisting that the gesture did not impress her.
“It is not even an actual card, and you want to be anonymous? I actually do not want to know who you are,” she added.
Watch the video below:
Following the emergence of the video on social media, netizens called out the musicians for failing to acknowledge the thoughtfulness of the admirer. Below is a cross-section of comments seen by eelive.ng.
Fave Responds to Trolls
Reacting to the trolls on social media, Fave stated that she is unapologetic about her outburst.
See what she shared below.
Equally, Chidozie Godsfavour Ugochinyere, known professionally as Fave, is a Nigerian singer-songwriter and recording artist. She gained recognition after releasing several minute-long videos on Twitter during the COVID-19 lockdown.