Husband and wife argue, taunt each other over Ludo game

The actions of a Nigerian husband and his wife garnered attention as they were seen playing a Ludo game and arguing over the number shown on the dice.

In the video, the husband complained that he rolled a specific number, 5 and 6, but his wife insisted that he play it in a particular way.

Husband wife Ludo game
Ludo game.

Despite being the player and owner of the said numbers, the wife demanded that he move some of his dice in the game, but he stood firm.

The argument between the couple sparked discussions on social media.

A girl could also be seen in the video laughing at the word exchange between her father and mother.

In response, a Nigerian commented, “Losing in a Ludo game is a Taboo,” while many others took to the comment section to express their views on the matter.

See some reactions below:

Gerald St James: “‎Losing in Ludo is a Taboo, worse than losing in Fifa.”

SavioRemedies: “‎Biko show us how dey later settled the fight and who won the game.”

ChiChi: “‎All I see is friendship between two lovers.”

I’m Gladson: “‎Miss my parents they always play this death thank you.”

Louisa_Luisa: “‎Are you even playing the game properly if an argument doesn’t happen.”

Zeusgoodnews: “‎They merged igbo and English… diz z serious business here.”

Melvin Ejih (The_General): “he was like what do you mean look here dime piece ‎he even asked “what do you mean?”

Jimoh Opeyemi Aishat: “‎this thing is painful meehn, if you play with my dad, you will cry i swear.”

𝐶ℎ𝑖: “‎Its so funny To understand what they saying in igbo.”

Okafortv: “‎is the lee anya for me… papa is tired of speaking English…. Igbo or nothing.”

Chioma_Loviet: “‎are u people from mbaise just asking make una papa alone oooo.”

Official_queen hadassah1: “exactly how my parents behave when playing games….God bless them(they sound like mbaise.”

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Ludo gets them so worked up😭

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