Lady Who Blasted Man For Collecting Number Without Paying For Her Food Speaks, Defends Statement

Lady Who Blasted Man For Collecting Number Without Paying For Her Food Speaks, Defends Statement

  • A Nigerian lady who blasted a man for collecting her number at a restaurant without paying for her food has spoken up
  • The man had posted her voice note on social media, where she slammed him for not paying for her food, and it recently went viral
  • In her latest video, she stated the reason why she felt the man was supposed to sort her bills after asking for her number

A Nigerian lady has reacted after a man she met at the restaurant posted the voice note she sent to him.

In the voice note, she had dragged the young man for trying to chat with her after failing to offer to pay her bills.

A lady shares why a man who collected her number at the restaurant should pay for her food
A lady defends herself as a man posted her for bashing him about food. Photo: @joyjusticee
Source: TikTok

On her TikTok page, @joyjusticee stated that she had been receiving messages from her friends after the voice note went viral.

She decided to clear the air about how she felt after the man failed to pay for her food.

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The lady, identified as Ijeoma, said:

"This guy paid for himself and zoomed off like that. He didn't even say bye. He just zoomed off like that."

Watch her video below:

Reactions as lady reacts to voice note

@Ewa said:

"It’s not about entitlement, cause for her to take herself to a restaurant, she definitely had her own money. it’s just common sense, you want to be friends or more than friends with someone and you can’t even offer a nice gesture ( food?, do you know how cheap food is), it says alot about him."

@Modella Exclusive Designs said:

"You didn’t regret what you said, but you apologized and said you weren’t in a good mood,when you realized he wasnt based here."

@Gracciella said:

"He paid only for himself and zoomed out, were you on a date with him? Did you also consider that he may actually be out with a card that had low cash? You all keep making it seem like Nigerian girls are hungry and can’t afford the basic."

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@FOOD VENDOR IN OYE EKITI said:

"Sweets,it is not courtesy for him to offer to pay for your meal rather it is kindness and goodwill Though if he had paid that would have ticked a box but imagine he goes around paying for every girl he is trying to get in a talking stage with before knowing them? he possibly would have been wrecked below someone you can talk to. Secondly,he doesn't know you enough to know the kind of girl you are,to some people a plate food is demeaning. Thirdly,if you were gisting with your family and friends that you were expecting him to pay that makes sense but lashing out like that and still claiming your thoughts counts? Girllll stop,just stop.it is extremely shameful Lastly if he had offered to pay you wouldn't have declined!!!!!"
A lady defends herself as a man posted her for bashing him about food.
A lady shares why a man who collected her number at the restaurant should pay for her food. Photo: @joyjusticee
Source: UGC

In a related story, a single mother shared her experience after telling a man she has 6 kids while on a date.

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Lady shares how man tricked her on date

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian lady shared how a man tricked her into paying N57,000 for food and fuel on their first date.

She spilled details about how it happened, stating that the man claimed to be having network issues.

Many who came across the post shared their thoughts on the lady’s ordeal after reading her reaction.

Proofreading by James Ojo, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

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Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is a Reuters-certified journalist with 5+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. As a one-time freelancer and full-time journalist, she has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng