Lady shocks internet, insists men must pay to ask her questions
A Nigerian lady has sparked reactions online after demanding that men must credit her account before asking any questions.
In a viral video on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, she shared her thoughts about men who approach her with questions.
Lady says men must pay to ask her questions.
In the video, she confidently stated, “If you want to ask me questions, credit me.”
Displaying self-assurance, she emphasized her worth and asserted that anyone wishing to speak with her must pay for the privilege.
She reiterated, “If you want to ask any question, credit my account, that’s when you have the right to ask me any questions.”
She further clarified that the only questions she’s open to without payment are, “What is your name?” and “Where do you live?”
The video has quickly gained traction online, with viewers flooding the comment section to share their thoughts on her bold statement.
See some reactions below:
@viytuwz: “Reason there are more unmarried igbo women…all of them want to be nwunye odogwu.”
@Adeobawale: “Na men I still blame. This body for money will get out of hand if men won’t sit right and tight. Na wey dey give us these girls unnecessary attention.”
@BloodTik25936: “If u know how many guys way day him DM eh u can’t shame the shameless. Imaging my sister doing this online ikupa Be that.”
@AChike19895: “Her shame de catch me. What about her gen Z parents.”
@Ishow_leck: “With this your mentality, I pray you make it in life. It’s obvious you’ve no values or whatever.”
@SammyStine2: “Modern ladies think the best way for them to seek attention and express themselves is by displaying their bodies like sex objects and sounding stupid in the process. They just can’t seek attention and express themselves using their brains and creativity.”
@jayejake: “Why are most igbo women tarnishing our image It’s really painful knowing that the percentage of value good igbo women are small.”
@edehsamuel54: “Na to get surrogate mother for my kids o, bc these generations of girls are an embarrassment.”
WATCH VIDEO:
Igbo girls.
She couldn’t even express herself properly. “My bleast(breast) is standing.”
You go just know say na Anambra girl. Smh pic.twitter.com/zCx1NMZvkA
— Ne0_0fficiall (@Ne0_0fficiall) November 13, 2024
