“My friendship with a woman came to an end because of Pastor Jerry Eze” – Funny Bone.

In a recent Instagram post, Nigerian comedian Funny Bone shared a rather amusing yet poignant account of the dissolution of a friendship, shedding light on the complexities of personal relationships in today’s social climate.

According to Funny Bone, the falling out with an old university friend stemmed from her request for the personal phone number of Pastor Jerry Eze, a prominent figure in Nigerian religious circles. The comedian humorously articulated his disbelief that their friendship could be jeopardized over something so trivial as a phone number he did not possess. He pointedly questioned the expectation of giving away someone’s contact information without consent.

Expressing his relief at the end of the relationship, Funny Bone highlighted the pettiness and sense of entitlement that can sometimes overshadow genuine connections. He concluded with a lighthearted sentiment, noting that both parties seemed to share a mutual disregard for the friendship’s continuation.

This anecdote serves as a reminder of the importance of boundaries and the need to navigate friendships with respect for one another’s privacy. In this age of social media, where personal information is often readily accessible, Funny Bone’s experience reiterates that some requests can cross the line into entitlement.