Nollywood actress Bakare Zainab has left many questioning her mental state as she shows off her new pet.
The Yoruba star, via her Instagram page, shared an AI photo of herself with a cow on her bed. Bakare said that the cow is her new pet as she sent an early Eid El Kabir message to her Muslim fans.
“My pet.
If e reach your turn, put am for backyard sho gbo? Them no dey tell person saying you no fit boil rice without water.
Happy Eid al-adha in advance, Odun Ayo laa se”.
Commenting on it, Toyin Abraham wrote, “What the hell is this?
One Adedamola Ashabi wrote, “Ileya yaaa
Jide Awobona and Ashabi commented with laughing emojis
Salami Rotimi wrote, “Haaaa
Jarinola wrote, “Zee!!!
Regina Chukwu wrote, “Asunnu
Rachael Adelaja wrote, “Abike kini gbogbo eleyi bayi? (What’s the meaning of all this?)
Lola Magret wrote, “As in cow on your bed? Otida”.
Two weeks back, disc jockey, Dorcas Fapson, had demanded justice for her late dog, who died in a pet store. She noted how her dog was fine and said the autopsy showed there was blood in her throat. Calling out the pet store, she questioned how a healthy dog can die in a place that’s supposed to protect and care for animals.
Bimbo Ademoye, in a hilarious post, had called out her dog for being so ungrateful over his new shoes. She shared a video of her dog wearing a new shoe she got him, and slammed him for not liking it, telling him to walk barefoot and calling him ‘ghetto’.
Social media was agog when Nancy Isime shared a video of herself marking the first birthday of her four dogs. In the clip, the movie star prepared them a special meal while jokingly describing them as “nepo babies”.
Last year, the daughter of Otedola, had spoiled her dogs with accessories. The billionaire’s daughter shared a video of the glasses, belts, ties, bracelets, chains, and more she bought for them, stating that her dogs deserve only the best.
Also, in 2024, Cuppy took her dogs to church to receive blessings. Sharing a video of the moment they were blessed by the Priest, Cuppy stated that this was a reminder that God’s love extends to all His creation.