Lady Who Moved to UK Admits She Misses Nigerian Men in Nigerian, Her Reason Generates Buzz Online

Lady Who Moved to UK Admits She Misses Nigerian Men in Nigerian, Her Reason Generates Buzz Online

  • A Nigerian lady living in the United Kingdom has expressed her disappointment about a character she noticed among men residing in the European country
  • She admitted that she misses Nigerian men in Nigeria as they do not exhibit such a character back home, and this sparked reactions online
  • Some people disagreed with her claim that men in the UK do not spend on women, as netizens weighed in on her comparison of Nigerian men with men abroad

A lady who migrated to the UK has admitted that she misses Nigerian men in Nigeria.

In a TikTok post, she compared Nigerian men with men in the UK and rated her countrymen higher in terms of spending money on women.

Lady based abroad complains about UK men not giving women money, says she misses Nigerian men in Nigeria
A lady says UK men do not give women money. Photo Credit: @okah_peace
Source: TikTok

Lady compares UK men with Nigerian men

The lady, known on TikTok as Okah Peace, wondered which UK-based men could afford to part with their shift money.

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She labelled men in the UK as wicked people. Words overlaid on her TikTok video read:

"Omo!
"I lowkey miss Nigerian men in Nigeria.
"Nobody dey press money give fine girl for this UK.
"Who wan give you him shift money?
"Everybody just wicked for here."

Mixed reactions followed the lady's sentiment and comparison of UK men with Nigerian men, with some disagreeing with her.

Lady based abroad complains about UK men not giving women money, says she misses Nigerian men in Nigeria
A Nigerian lady says she misses Nigerian men in Nigeria. Photo Credit: @okah_peace
Source: TikTok

See her TikTok post below:

UK men: Lady's outcry elicits mixed reactions

Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the lady's post below:

burger said:

"How come I dey press steady. Maybe becos I earn well sha."

SH KINGDOM🇳🇬 said:

"Shishi I no go give you from my shift money."

austinprice1969 said:

"People dey, you dont need to even go to london. Just mingle."

Rich Shukrah said:

"The pressers still dey sha but them no just much."

_bbisola said:

"Wicked people. I miss my Nigerian men."

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Temmie_ace said:

"When i dey nigeria them no press money 😂😂.. so i no fit miss them."

Wizzy Dey said:

"I have received more money from men here in the uk more than when I was in Nigeria. Maybe because I am into tech here, na men Dey rush me and even spend their money once they hear tech girl! In Nigeria I was selling beauty products and men no rate me at all then."

Eliana said:

"Working for my money actually makes me happy ,because I get bad character and won’t tolerate insult because you dey give me money ,so I rather work for it."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian lady in the UK had lamented after a London man dumped her because of the kind of job she does.

Lady laments scarcity of men in UK

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian lady had lamented the scarcity of men in the United Kingdom.

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In her video which sparked a lot of comments on the platform, the lady said she has lived in the UK for two years. However, for the two years she lived in the country, she said no man has touched her.

She insisted that she has not been in any form of intimacy with the opposite gender since her arrival in the country. It is not that she does not want to, the problem is that no man has approached her since then. According to the lady, the whole thing has become so frustrating that she almost started begging men to come close to her.

Source: Legit.ng

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