“I Heard Her Telling Her Kids”: 24-Year-Old Nigerian Lady in Tears After Greeting Her Female Neighbour

“I Heard Her Telling Her Kids”: 24-Year-Old Nigerian Lady in Tears After Greeting Her Female Neighbour

  • A Nigerian lady has shared how merely greeting her neighbour went south and got her the 'mummy' tag
  • The lady said she greeted the woman and moved on only to overhear her telling her kids to greet mummy
  • Her experience left social media users in stitches as some other folks with similar stories shared theirs

A Nigerian lady has jocularly cried out over being tagged a mummy after she greeted her female neighbour.

Via Twitter, the lady, @nerdy_deb, said she greeted the said neighbour and was on her way when she overheard something.

Nigerian lady, female neighbour, greeting
She greeted her female neighbour. Photo Credit: Juanmonino, Lucipost
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She heard the woman telling her kids to greet mummy and thought the warning was for her. When she turned, she discovered that the lady called her a mummy.

The 24-year-old lady was shocked. She said she wore a round neck and a three-quarter outfit and wondered why they mistook her for a woman with kids.

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Her tweet reads:

"I greeted my neighbour and moved on. I heard her telling her kids "so you won't greet mummy. Oya greet mummy". As a respectful child with proper upbringing I turned back so I could greet the mummy too.
"Lo and behold, I'm the MUMMY. I'm the focken mummy. Emi???? Ahhh."

Replying to a netizen, the lady said she almost fled the scene.

See her tweet below:

Reactions on social media

@Zehrajeannette said:

"Same.
"A woman brought her daughter to me one day and said Greet mummy. I was just smiling until I realized I was the one they were greeting. My face dropped so bad."

@rachael_babs said:

"When my friends with kids first told their kids to “say hi to mummy” -me, I was first astonished and flabbergasted . Mummy how? I can live with auntie, but mummy??
"Then it hit me, I’m their mummy’s friend, same age/age group as their mum/old enough to be their mum."

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@meo_joule said:

"Wait until one of those kids sees you later and asks about your own kids."

@Its_tailormeena said:

"Omo, I can relate, a tall man , I mean man called me aunty Kofo yesterday, even bend a bit to show respect and I looked at my self, and ask myself ,what am I still doing in my parent house , like this boy was just a kid yesterday now all grown with beards."

@madamestephella said:

"Okay, that’s a sign. It’s her insecurities speaking."

Man raises alarm after recording his female neighbour by 1:00 am

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a man had raised the alarm online after recording his female neighbour by past midnight.

In a recording reposted via TikTok, the woman stepped out of her apartment by past midnight and first looked around to confirm that no one was watching.

Then she dragged a 'Ghana Must Go' bag out and took it to the other side of the building. After some seconds, she emerged without the bag and entered again, only to reappear with a shovel in her hand.

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She looked around again to check if anyone was watching and headed to the other side of the building with the shovel.

Source: Legit.ng

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