"Don't Say Thank You": Lady Tells Women To Only Appreciate Men Who Give Them $4,000 and Above
- A lady has advised her fellow women to stop accepting small money in thousands from men
- She said some men give such a small amount for a man to give a woman, noting that it cannot buy a wig
- According to her, the only amount ladies should accept from their men should be $4,000 and above
A Nigerian lady has stirred controversy on Instagram after saying her fellow women should not accept small money.
The lady said men giving monetary gifts valued at thousands should not be told thank you.
Source: UGC
She said any man who gives a lady $200 does not deserve to be appreciated because the money is small. According to Ora_cle, such a small amount cannot buy a wig.
She advised women to reject such small amounts of money and only accept N6 million and above, going forward.
The video was captioned:
"Stop telling a man thank you when he gives you less than $4,000."
However, the video did not go down well with some of her followers, who attacked her in the comment section.
Some of them called on fellow Instagram users to quickly report the account so it could be banned.
Watch the video below:
Reactions as lady says $200 is too small
@kiddo_minna said:
"What happened to your father? If your father give you the same amount, what will you say?"
@iyke1steel said:
"Report this account."
obaksolo said:
"Stop this useless trend. It's not adding up."
@liltrigga04_ said:
"You wan trend by all means but e no go work."
@oluwatimileyin_dc_ said:
"You go first post your papa before I talk my mind."
@world_president21 said:
"And you dey use ceiling fan for big 2024? Na so your papa and boyfriend poor reach when you no fit stay for better apartment?"
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Some people were surprised by the car he bought, but Ver said it was what his wife specifically requested years ago.
He said his wife, Aya Wase Ikese, always wanted to own a Volkswagen, and he had to make her dream come true.
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