Ladies On Social Media Professing They Are Good Women To Get Gifts After Seeing Mummy Zee’s Benefits

Mummy Zee’s story was like a pot of boiling egusi – spicy, enticing, and bubbling with unexpected rewards. Her early-morning culinary dedication for hubby, fueled by the discovery of his double-spooned colleague, resonated across social media. Soon, the likes and shares morphed into a tsunami of blessings – millions in cash, gleaming cars, a dream house, gadgets galore, and even an NNPC fuel voucher that would make any driver weak in the knees.

As Mummy Zee bathed in the golden glow of generosity, a peculiar breed of ladies emerged. Armed with social media accounts and an undying optimism, they declared themselves domestic goddesses too, loyal patrons of GTbank, hoping for a sprinkle of Mummy Zee’s magic dust. Photos of meticulously arranged breakfast spreads began flooding timelines, each caption a thinly veiled plea for financial recognition. “See how I pamper boo before work,” one chirped, her perfectly manicured fingers hovering over a plate of pancakes shaped like miniature hearts. “Just another GTbank woman putting love on a plate,” another proclaimed, her smile radiating a hope bordering on desperation.