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Nigerian Girls Dey Stress Me, So I Bought Female Robot – Brain Jotter
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Nigerian Girls Dey Stress Me, So I Bought a Female Robot, Brain Jotter

Nigerian comedian and content creator, Chukwuebuka Amuzie, popularly known as Brain Jotter, has revealed why he bought a female robot from China.

According to the comedian, he bought the robot because Nigerian girls were stressing him.

Brain Jotter names robot Nkechi

Brain Jotter made the revelation in a humorous video shared on his Instagram page.

In the video, he introduced the robot to his followers. He also revealed that he had decided to name her Nkechi.

The comedian said he spent considerable time getting the robot to Nigeria. He also joked about giving his mechanical companion a makeover.

He said, “It took me a long time, but I finally brought my baby back to Nigeria, and I think I will name her Nkechi

A lot of you ask me why I bought robots? Nigerian girls dey stress me especially once they don do nyash

So I had to buy the one that has yansh. I even did her hair for her. Lagos girls, it’s over for you.”

Robot purchase sparks reactions

The video has sparked reactions from social media users. Many were amused by Brain Jotter’s unusual approach to comedy.

The comedian is known for using unconventional ideas in his skits. He also draws inspiration from everyday Nigerian experiences.

His female robot video comes shortly before another incident involving the entertainer attracted attention online.

Brain Jotter speaks on Lagos area boys

On Tuesday, Brain Jotter joined other Nigerian celebrities who have spoken about alleged harassment by area boys in Lagos.

The comedian shared a video on Instagram showing some area boys surrounding his car and causing a disturbance.

A separate viral video showed Brain Jotter driving away from the scene. One of the men appeared to be hanging onto his car.

The incident generated reactions online. Many users expressed concern over reports of harassment involving motorists and public figures in parts of Lagos.

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