Man sends girlfriend note, gift after Buhari’s death
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    Man Sends Girlfriend Note After Buhari's Death

A man’s emotional and rather unusual note to his girlfriend following the death of former Nigerian president, Muhammadu Buhari, has sparked widespread discussion and amusement across social media platforms.

It will be recalled that Muhammadu Buhari passed away on July 13, 2025, in London while receiving medical treatment for an undisclosed illness. He was buried on May 15, 2024, in his hometown of Daura, Katsina State, in line with Islamic rites. The unexpected news of his death left many Nigerians and political observers reflecting on his legacy and long tenure as a leader.

Amid this national moment of grief, a young man decided to surprise his girlfriend with a thoughtful gift and a handwritten note, both of which were shared online by Blossom Love Boxes via their TikTok page. The note has since gone viral, drawing mixed reactions from viewers who found it both funny and touching.

In his note, the man expressed his condolences to his girlfriend over the passing of her "ex-president" and took the opportunity to also declare his deep affection for her. The note humorously read: “As you mourn the death of your ex-president, please take note of one very important thing. I love you so much. Awwn (Labubu)”. His unexpected twist turned a condolence message into a romantic confession, creating a buzz online.

The gesture, while heartfelt, has led to many online users sharing their different interpretations and opinions. Some praised the man for his creativity and sense of humor, while others considered it unnecessary or even odd given the solemn context of Buhari’s passing. Nonetheless, the move showcased a unique way of mixing personal affection with current events in a manner that only social media can amplify.

Several users took to the comment section to express their thoughts on the viral note. One user, Ali Maunda, simply described it as a “Meaningless note,” suggesting he saw no connection or value in the message. Another user, Onye Chizoba, joked, “Make me too go ask for mourning fee 🤣🤣🤣,” implying he might as well ask for sympathy benefits too.

Similarly, Oliver Dave humorously remarked, “Heaven is far from that man 🤣,” poking fun at the man's intentions. Meanwhile, Talaka offered a linguistic observation, stating, “The letter was from a lady it it were a man it will end with Habibty the feminine rather than the masculine habiby,” pointing out a potential mix-up in the Arabic affectionate term used.

The incident reflects how even serious national moments can be transformed into light-hearted or personal stories on social media, sparking debates and laughter in equal measure. It also highlights the increasingly creative ways people incorporate trending topics into their personal relationships and expressions of love.

Check out reactions that have followed below…

Ali Maunda remarked, “Meaningless note”.

Onye Chizoba asserted,“Make me too go ask for mourning fee 🤣🤣🤣”.

Oliver Dave noted,“Heaven is far from that man 🤣”.

Talaka stated, “The letter was from a lady it it were a man it will end with Habibty the feminine rather than the masculine habiby”.

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@blossom_loveboxes

Read the note he attached🥹🥹 #giftbox #giftideasforher #giftideas

♬ الصوت الأصلي – Wael

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