Lady regrets ignoring DM after learning man is a millionaire
- Mzansi has reacted hilariously to a post about a woman who ignored a man's DM but then responded after finding out he was a millionaire
- The man went viral after he showed off his overflowing account on Twitter, and the woman soon realised she had a message to respond to
- Mzansi was left laughing out by how quickly she decided to give him a chance after realising that he was monied
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If there's one thing about money - it definitely makes people act funny. A young South African woman with the Twitter handle @ZintleDiko headed to the app to lament over the fact that she may have missed the opportunity to get to know a real-life millionaire.
According to her post, the guy had DM'd her a while back - messages which she made the concious decision to ignore. Not long thereafter, the same guy flexed his heft bank account balance and went viral.
And this is when she recognized that he was the exact same guy who tried to chat her up before, and this led to her trying to rectify her mistake by responding to his DM with all the haste in the world.
"Ngaze ngayisola (I even suspected it,)" she captioned her post regretfully.
Soon Mzansi was in the comment section laughing out loud. Read a few of their comments below:
@Mr_Sivile said:
"Andithi you girls think you're better than us because you get more likes and followers."
@cebile_sibiya said:
"Lol you can make that money easily .. lol use it as a motivation... if he can do so can you.. lol I believe in you."
@londaWorldwide said:
"Look carefully that he's a business account, not his account. Don't fall for that."
Source: UGC
In similar YEN.com.gh news, a young South African woman recently headed online to swoon over her overly generous and somewhat arguably romantic boyfriend who goes out of his way to gift her with some cash every single time she comes to visit him.
In the tweet, which was made by a local Twitter user, @khomotsoacc, she explains that no matter how many times she visits her man, she always leaves R500 richer. In the post, she also explains that her man usually sneaks the cash into her purse.
"Yoh guys my boyfriend hle every time I visit him, every morning I check my purse there's R500, it doesn't matter how many times I visit him in a week, he puts it without me noticing. I love this man," she wrote clearly overjoyed with her man's efforts.
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Nathaniel Crabbe (Human-Interest editor) Nathaniel Crabbe is a journalist and editor with a degree in Journalism from the Ghana Institute of Journalism, where he graduated in 2015. He earned his master's from UPSA in December 2023. Before becoming an editor/writer of political/entertainment and human interest stories at Asaase Radio, Crabbe was a news reporter at TV3 Ghana. With experience spanning over ten years, he now works at YEN.com.gh as a human interest editor. You can reach him via nathaniel.crabbe@yen.com.gh.
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