iPhone 11: Nigerians react to report of girl poisoned to death on birthday because of iPhone 11

A Nigerian lady who slumped and died while dancing at her birthday bash. Identified as “Deborah Tushima”, the Benue-born makeup artist clocked a year older on July 4 and shared stunning birthday photos on her Facebook wall.

“She went on to throw a birthday bash at a hotel where she invited her friends to celebrate with her. However, Deborah was reported to have slumped and started vomiting blood shortly after which she passed on.”

“According to Legit.ng, “Tushima” had earlier released photos to celebrate her big day” This came shortly after she was said to have received an iPhone 11 as a birthday gift from her boyfriend.”

A video online captures the moment she received the gift, much to the excitement of her friends and well-wishers. “Under the video is the report by someone who insinuated that she must have been poisoned by someone at the party out of jealousy over the gifts she received”.

So Sad!!! Beautiful Nigerian Lady Allegedly Poisoned at her birthday party last night after She was gifted an iphone 11 in Benue state!!! pic.twitter.com/FLtb3Mvmor
— naija_updates2 (@NUpdates2) July 5, 2020

“However, @HannahSilas_ a Twitter user took to social media to counter the narrative that she was poisoned because of an iPhone 11. “Hannah who shared a conversation she had with a family friend of “Deborah”, stated that she did not die of poisoning but had a pre-existing heart condition”.

“In the screenshots of the conversation shared, "Deborah" who was doing her Industrial Training in Makurdi, had a heart condition that caused her to faint on different occasion”.

The incident at her birthday was the 4th time she had collapsed and sadly, didn't make it. Hannah wrote: "I really don't know where you are getting all this your rumours from but this is what an immediate family member told me, I really shouldn't be doing this.

"Deborah's" death hasn't been confirmed as poisoning, "Deborah Tushima" didn't die because of an IPhone 11".

I really don't know where you are getting all this your rumours from but this is what an immediate family member told me, I really shouldn't be doing this🙍

Deborah's death hasn't been confirmed as poisoning, Deborah tushima didn't die because of an IPhone 11🙏 pic.twitter.com/coauLSUfJO
— Hannah🎓 (@HannahSilas_) July 6, 2020

It appears this narrative of Deborah being poisoned to death is what many people on Twitter are going with and it has left several people in shock and saddened by the possibility that someone did take her life on her birthday.

Articlr Source: Liget.ng