The dynamic pair of Toke Makinwa and Falz The Bahd Guy as Stephanie and Abiodun are becoming fast favorites with their on-screen enactment of Nigeria’s typically dysfunctional young marriages. In relatable, hilarious trilogies between Stephanie, her husband, and the alternate duo of a marriage counselor and a relationship therapist, we get the down and dirty […]
The dynamic pair of Toke Makinwa and Falz The Bahd Guy as Stephanie and Abiodun are becoming fast favorites with their on-screen enactment of Nigeria’s typically dysfunctional young marriages. In relatable, hilarious trilogies between Stephanie, her husband, and the alternate duo of a marriage counselor and a relationship therapist, we get the down and dirty on these endemic marriage issues; the Island/Islander conundrum in Banana Island vs Lekki,Gender Roles, Sex, and now, Allowance.
In Friday’s 11-minute episode, Stephanie has expressly stated that “cash is her love language”, a statement echoed by all the ladies in the #babygirforlife squad, whether single or married. Abiodun’s “death over debt” stance is proving to be the dealbreaker as the poor man can no longer bear the weight of his Baby Girl’s expensive tastes and the opportunist third parties are having a field day, looking for an angle to exploit. Get ready for shocks and tickles with this absolutely enjoyable episode.
