Content creator Mr. Macaroni has featured TV host, Frank Edoho in his latest skit where the latter relives suspense-filled moments from the highly acclaimed game show ‘Who wants to be a Millionaire’.
In the clip shared on the skit maker’s page, acting the role of a father, his on-screen daughter, Motunde comes home with a suitor who happens to be Frank Edoho.
After all the pleasantries laced with jestings Mr Macaroni, going straight to the point, asked his guest; “Why do you want to be my daughter? What plans do you have for my daughter?
“Anybody that comes would have intentions. So, what do you think the intention is right now?”, Edoho asked Mr Macaroni instead of responding to his questions.
“But you know someone as very complicatedly intelligent. I can’t just give you now. I’m just going to give you options”, Edoho added.
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He explained anyone who came to Motunde’s house would “come for one of four things; rebound, trial, friendship or marriage”.
But Mr Macaroni revolted wondering why he had to answer a question about the intention of the man who wanted to be with his daughter. He threatened to ‘knack Frank plank on the head’ feeling he was being pranked.
But his ‘daughter’ pleading with him noted her suitor was simply trying to ‘spice things up’.
Edoho, feeling benevolent, offered his would-be father-in-law the option of a lifeline ( 50-50), removed two incorrect answers, and left two options which included one correct and wrong answer.
Edoho did away with trial and friendship, leaving rebound and marriage for Mr Macaroni to choose the right answer to the question ‘What is my intention for your daughter?’
Contemplating on the right answer while his daughter hailed him, Mr Macaroni eventually settled for marriage.
As with the self-styled ‘Chelsea FC hooligan’, who employs intense suspense before divulging the correct answer, he first teased with the wrong answer, ‘rebound’.
Finally, in his usual style, the 50-year-old media personality announced, “Rebound was actually the wrong answer, marriage is right! Marriage!!”