BBNaija 2018 had come to an end on Sunday, April 22. The winner of the show, Miracle Ikechukwu, has promised to buy Nina a car during an interview. Miracle and Nina were intimate on the show. You must remember the scene in the camera. They kissed passionately and even enjoyed the body of each other in the quilt. Now Miracle confirmed the promise. He stated that he had made the promise because Nina told him she doesn’t know how to drive. Miracle and Davido love to buy car for their girl. However most of us ordinary people cannot afford it. It doesn’t matter, at least you should know what you’d better not buy for her:

1  PRE-PACKAGED GIFT SETS

Guys, you want to know a secret? Every woman has received so many ridiculous box sets that she can’t even remember them all. You know the ones we’re talking about – strange collections of body wash and loofahs, baskets filled with hot cocoa, mini marshmallows and peppermint stir sticks. Everyone is guilty of buying those types of impersonal gifts for people they want to acknowledge in some way, but don’t really know enough to buy a gift tailored to their personality. For that secret santa recipient you know very little about? Sure, get a gift basket. For your partner? Don’t you dare.

2 CLOTHING

 Believe me, Don’t dare to test your aesthetic.

3 PERFUME SHE’S NEVER WORN

 It is definitely a waste of money.

4 THE GIFT CARD

5 WORKOUT GEAR & GYM MEMBERSHIP

You’d better hide the truth that her figure isn’t that perfect.

6 CLEANING GADGETS

Yes, your wife or girlfriend probably spends a fair bit of her time keeping her (or your) space neat and tidy. She dusts, she vacuums, she wipes, and she uses all kinds of gadgets and machines to aid in the process. It only makes sense that you’d want to make it easier on her, getting her whatever new product on the market promises to make things much easier, right? Wrong. So wrong. Getting her anything related to such a banal thing as keeping a space germ-free is a terrible idea – we don’t care if you splurge for the $500 Dyson. That’s a household expense that you budget for and then purchase together. It’s not a gift.

Source: dailyadvent