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Man Uses Wife’s Money to Pay ₦70,000 Hotel Bill While With Another Woman

A man has sparked mixed reactions after reportedly using money sent by his wife to settle a ₦70,000 hotel bill while spending time with another woman.

The incident was shared by a man who claimed he witnessed the encounter at a hotel. According to him, the customer encountered difficulties paying the bill because his banking application refused to open.

After several unsuccessful attempts, the man reportedly contacted someone and requested financial assistance, claiming he needed money to buy fuel.

However, the phone conversation that followed allegedly revealed that the person who sent the money was his wife.

Man Requests ₦100,000 After Banking App Fails

The eyewitness recounted that the man, who was accompanied by a woman he described as beautiful, became embarrassed when he could not complete the payment.

He said, “After trying for several minutes, he felt embarrassed.”

The eyewitness added, “He called someone and asked them to send ₦100,000 to his other account, claiming he had gone to buy fuel but his app refused to open.”

According to the account, the money arrived within minutes, allowing the man to settle the hotel bill.

Phone Conversation Allegedly Reveals Wife as Sender

The eyewitness further explained that the man called the person who transferred the money to confirm receipt and discuss his plans to return home.

He recounted, “He called the person back, confirmed that he had received the money, and told them to prepare the children because he was coming to pick them up so they could all visit Uncle Daniel together.”

The revelation reportedly surprised those present when they realised that the person on the other end of the call was his wife.

The eyewitness said, “All of us looked at him with one eye.”

The incident has drawn attention to the irony of a man allegedly using money provided by his wife to pay for an outing with another woman. However, the account remains based on the eyewitness’s narration.

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