A Nigerian woman talks about her extremely unsettling encounter with a self-assured man who made advances on her while her father was present.
Her highly popular Twitter account, @opeTubora_, is where she posted the information.
She claimed that the young man approached her father as they were standing there with the goal of courting her and obtaining her phone number.
She was taken aback by it, and the young man has received praise from numerous online users for having the guts to do it.
According to her
“This man had the audacity to toast me and collect my number in front of my dad! He greeted my dad first and faced me. 😂😂😂”
Some Reactions To The Post
@TheFelix__ wrote: “That’s what we called CONFIDENCE in English. Nigeria called it NO GREE FOR ENIBODI. That greeting to your dad means daddy, sorry o, I wan collect your daughter phone number 😂😂”
@Beekhaybee said: “You gave someone your number you’re now saying he collected your number .. didn’t he asked politely? Una go just they blackmail men”
@EzeanaEmmanuel commented: “No gree for anybody papa”
@the_bendavid reacted: “You’re not going to marry your daddy😂”
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