The last may not have been seen regards the love tales involving two gospel artists, Maxy Michael and Amaka Gift. This comes as netizens have been reacting following the comment Maxy left a new post made by his alleged girlfriend/fiancee.
Amaka Gift shared a couple of beautiful photos on her page, with the caption, “He will cause our feet to walk into prepared blessings”
Commenting on the post, Maxy wrote, “see as person daughter fine finish. God when.”
Many people had immediately began commenting on the comment made by Maxy.
“Maxy Michael you don take style dey change Amake dressing😉. See her New moden,” Prince Iheasi wrote.
“Maxy Michael Guy,go and do the needful to avoid story that touches the heart,” one Dominic Onu wrote.
“Maxy Michael please go and pay her bride prize, my throat is itching, I want to drink wine please,” Splendour Decency commented also.
“Maxy Michael oga we give you from now till 31st December, if nothing is done we ll carry our daughter,” TK Tochi remarked.
“Maxy Michael stop deceiving person daughter if your interested step forward and stop all this your talk,” Ikenna Donald warned.
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Recall that just few months ago, there was a mild drama between Amaka Gift and her erstwhile fiance, Favour. He had taken to social media to lament how Amaka treated him after about nine years of being together; were she dumped him for Maxy, whom he was responsible for introducing to Amaka for business sake. They had done an engagement prank, aimed at projecting Amaka’s career further, but in the end it turned out against him (Favour), as the duo fell in love and became inseparable.
He equally revealed how he had contributed a lot in sending her to school, and has invested a lot of money in her. On the other hand, he made it known that for the nine years that they were together that he never slept with her, as he had to respect their religious beliefs of waiting till they are legally married.
The matter trended across social media platforms for days, with both Favour and Amaka Gift receiving fair share of the blames,
