Lady Shows Unexpected Message She Received From Uber Driver After Cancelling Ride, Screenshot Trends

Lady Shows Unexpected Message She Received From Uber Driver After Cancelling Ride, Screenshot Trends

  • A young Nigerian lady posted the unexpected message she got from an Uber driver after cancelling her ride with him
  • She shared the screenshot of the message, and many were amazed at what the man told her, especially after she replied him
  • Those who came across the post shared their observations about the messages while some shared their personal experiences

A Nigerian lady posted the unexpected message she received from an Uber driver after she cancelled the ride.

Apparently, she booked a ride with him and cancelled it before he got there; an act which appeared to have provoked him.

A Nigerian lady shos how she responded to Uber driver who cursed her
A lady posts screenshot of the message Uber driver sent to her. Photo: @thejamaicangyall
Source: TikTok

In a TikTok post by @thejamaicangyall, the lady showed the message he sent to her after she cancelled the ride.

He wrote in the text:

“Because i contacted u b4 coming and i got here now and u cancelled d ride, so also shall heaven cancel your blessings and waste your resources in Jesus name.”

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She responded to him:

“God forbid. Have a nice day.”

Moved by her response, the Uber driver replied:

“Because your response is soft . You're blessed in Jesus name.”

See the screenshot below:

A lady posts screenshot of the message Uber driver sent to her
A Nigerian lady shows how she responded to Uber driver who cursed her. Photo: @thejamaicangyall
Source: TikTok

While many took to the comments to call out the lady for cancelling the ride, she responded:

“I get his pain but he was 30 ish minutes away. E shock me."

See the TikTok post below:

Reactions trail Uber deiver's message to lady

@Bolu_WTF said:

"The guy is definitely not the type of person that curse."

@Yes, TT said:

"He’s such a sweet guy, he just mad his time was wasted."

@Quazeem said:

"He know he’s wrong but he was mad pissed."

@CHI said:

"Them curse you join the job wey you dey do already? Olololoooo abeg return am o."

@carlie said:

"Aw naw I rebuke the driver in Jesus name cause that’s a whole THREAT."

@ZOE GORDONS said:

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"Why do I feel like I’ve met this man before."

@taehyungsinnervoice said:

"I have never seen anyone take their curse back lmao."

@OJONEMI said:

"This has happened to me before. It is crazy how the first thing on their mind is to curse."

@joyehui1 said:

"Prov 15:1 “ "A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger".

Another young lady shared the WhatsApp conversation between her and the okada man she gave her number to.

The messages revealed that the man wanted to woo her, as he expressed her love to her via chat. Many reacted after seeing her responses to the man’s chat, sparking mixed reactions on social media.

In a related story, a US-based lady posted the message she received from her uncle after asking him to sponsor her trip to Nigeria.

Mother posts message she received from teenage son

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Canada-based single mother posted the message she received from her teenage son after his phone got spoilt.

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She posted the screenshot and shared why the message brought tears to her eyes, sharing what it ignited in her.

Many who saw the message pointed out how she had trained her son, sparking mixed reactions from netizens about the post.

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