A heartbreaking story shared on X (Twitter) has gone viral, after shedding light on a painful and devastating betrayal a lady faced.

According to the post, a young girl with lupus (an autoimmune disease that causes hair loss) had her wig forcibly snatched off by a friend in front of a group of boys.

The boys had laughed at first, but they all stopped after they saw her head; she had patches of hair and huge bald spots.

One person in the group quickly covered her head and brought her to his office, where she broke down and cried.

The tweet read;

“Teach your daughters about friends & frenemies today, a girl pulled off another girl’s wig in front of a group of boys. She has lupus. She had patches of hair, & huge bald spots. The girl who snatched the wig ran. The boys laughed at first, but when they saw her head, they all stopped. Someone covered her head, & brought her to his office. She held it together until they got there…Then she broke down. She kept slapping his desk and saying, “She’s supposed to be my friend. She knew. She knew.”“

The post has struck a chord online, with many sharing and responding to the post with shock, support for the girl, and their individual experience.

Below are some of the comments;

“Some people can be like this. It’s very important to know who is for you and against you.”

“And if the friend is being question, you would see how she respond in a gaslighting form and tell the friend either she’s either overreacting or she’s sorry she didn’t know it would hurt that much seeing it was a joke… Everyone knows what they’re doing.“

“One time my friend asked me to follow her to see a guy and his friend. His friend complimented my body, said I was pretty. My friend said nothing then. But when he said I have yam legs, my friend laughed so loud the next table turned. Her guy wasn’t even laughing, just her.”

A Nigerian man has become the topic of discussion online after reportedly marrying a second wife in his quest for a male child, only for the second wife to give birth to twin girls.

The story, which was shared by a neighbor on X (Twitter), quickly went viral due to sparking mixed reactions among internet users.

The neighbor noted that despite having five daughters with his first wife, the man believed she was the reason he hadn’t had a son. His decision to take a second wife was apparently driven by pressure to produce a male heir.

However, the birth of twin girls from his second wife added a twist to his fate, which many social media users found humorous.

According to the neighbor, the third wife is currently on her way to his home, and there’s a strong belief that she will also give birth to girls.

His tweet read, “My neighbor who married another wife because his first wife had 5 female kids. Today, the second wife just delivered twin girls. Even if he married another woman, she would definitely give birth to another baby girl. Third wife is on her way to the house, and she’ll definitely give birth to 10 girls.”

Below are some of the comments;

“He’s unable to understand that his sperms is what’s been produced.”

“I keep wondering why people don’t accept Allah’s blessings. It’s not about what we want, but what Allah knows is best for us. Instead of appreciating His favour, people often take a different path.”

“My former boss left his wife because she bore him six daughters; now he is a father of fourteen girls.”

“My former boss left his wife because she bore him six daughters; now he is a father of fourteen girls.”

A businesswoman has sparked conversation online after referring to men as gold diggers after a younger man attempted to woo her.

The businesswoman backed up her claim by sharing a chat from a younger man expressing romantic interest despite knowing her marital status.

The man had promised to be a good team player, friend, and husband to her while pleading with her to extend his greetings to her children.

She had claimed that once a woman is financially secure, age or motherhood no longer becomes a barrier to romantic attention.

Her post read;

“Nobody digs gold more than a Nigerian man. You see all that mouth they make about not marrying older women or women with children? What they really mean is: they’re not marrying broke women with children, or broke older women.
If you’re a woman in Nigeria and you have money, just watch, young guys in their 30s will flood in, proposing marriage left and right. Many of them are already married to wealthier women in their 40s, while they themselves are in their 30s. If you think it’s love, look through any popular Nigerian man that has married an older woman, and ask yourself, why is the woman always rich?
See this one, with all the family content I post on this street, he’s already building castles in the air. Shebi una see am?
Wooh, woman go find money abeg. Don’t let anyone tell you that you won’t see husband, just have correct money. You’ll see very humble, fine young men ready to marry.”

The post has sparked mixed reactions, while some accused her of generalizing and unfairly portraying Nigerian men, others agreed with her point of view.

See the screenshot of the chat below,

Mixed reactions have trailed a post that was shared online, which brought to light the desperate move a lady made to leave the country.

The incident, which was shared on X (Twitter), revealed how a lady faked her kidnap and then used the ransom money to relocate abroad.

According to the post, the woman initially asked her family to support her plans to travel out of the country (popularly known as japa).

The tweet read: “This lady lied to her family, she was kidnapped, she got the ransom money, and then Japa. Called them from abroad and told them she asked nicely, but they said no money.”

However, she was turned down due to financial constraints. Leading her to fake her own abduction, which prompted her family to raise and send ransom money to ‘secure her release.’

Rather than return home, she reportedly used the funds to process her relocation and called her family only after landing abroad to reveal the truth and justify her actions by claiming she had no other choice.

While some social media users found the story amusing or even clever, others have condemned the act as manipulative and morally wrong.

Below are some of the comments;

“She deserves to be disowned and sued in court for deceit. The formal charges should be sent to her employers abroad and the local police so that she can be deported back to stand trial.”

“Na person wey know say both him family and the extended family carry go do this kain thing. If I try am, na my head dem go see for Abule Oniparaga in Ogun state.”

“I have one question for the folks bookmarking this post, what’s your plan? Talk to me, this is a safe space.”

A Nigerian man has sparked conversation online after sharing a tale about the emotional cost of waiting too long for a long-distance relationship to materialize into marriage.

In sharing a lengthy tweet on X (Twitter), the man recounted the painful experience of a sister, who spent nearly a decade waiting for a fiancé who moved abroad.

According to him, the woman got engaged at 28, just days before her fiancé relocated to the United States.

In the early years, he supported her efforts to join him, paying for trips to Dubai and Kenya in hopes of improving her visa chances, but after four denials, his interest began to fade.

He eventually stopped picking up her calls and married a Nigerian woman over there for papers.

Now she’s 39, facing a harsh reality. Her suitors are few, and those who approach are mostly older men or already married.

The man used the story as a warning, urging women not to let hope blind them to hard truths.

A part of his tweet read;

“This is the bitter truth: once a man leaves, and you cannot join him quickly, end it. Don’t waste your youth waiting for someone building a new life without you. That promise ring will not fight for you, your years will not come, and love that drags for nearly a decade is nothing but slow poison.”

See the tweet below,