Lady Shares How Man She Met Online Allegedly Threw Her Out After She Visited Him in Osogbo
- A lady said she travelled to Osogbo to visit a man she met online after he asked her to come and settle a misunderstanding
- The lady claimed the man later asked for intimacy, but she refused and said he packed her bags and sent her out of his house
- She shared the story in a TikTok video and said she still remembers the painful experience because she could never forget that day
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A Nigerian lady narrated how a young man she met on TikTok allegedly threw her out of his residence in Osogbo shortly after she arrived to visit him.
She explained at the beginning of the video that she met him around February and they started dating. According to her, the only thing he bought for her before they met in person was a 5GB data bundle when she could not subscribe because of network issues.
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@onlyflorandada explained that she had made a statement that upset the young man during their relationship. To settle the issue, he asked her to come to his place so he could forgive her.
She travelled to Osogbo with her own money to see him. According to her, he made advances towards her, but she rejected them.
Later that day, she alleged that he made another advance, which she also rejected. As a result, she claimed he packed her belongings and threw her out of the house.
The lady said at the beginning of the video that she could never forget the incident.
Part of her statement in the TikTok video read:
"I can't forget it.
"He kept touching me, but I told him I wasn't interested. He packed my bag, threw me out of his house and said if I wouldn't sleep with him, I should leave."
Ifeoluwa Abolade Esq., when contacted by Legit.ng, shared her legal opinion on the story.
When asked if the situation of the lady being thrown out of the apartment after she refused sexual advances could amount to harassment or any other offence, Ifeoluwa Esq. said:
"So yeah, like I tell everybody, for every legal case, it depends on the facts of the case. So it's not always one plus one, and what? What happened? What happened with one? What happened with one? What type of one? What type of another one? Before we know when it becomes two. So yeah, in this case, it depends on the facts of the case."
"So on the face of it, somebody invited you to their house. You went there. They told you they wanted to sleep with you. You said no, and they told you to leave their house. No crime there, but it depends. If you went to the person's house and the person tried to force themselves on you, that's a crime. That's somebody attempting r@pe."
"If the person tells you to leave and uses force or intimidation or threat, or tells you to leave and tries or causes physical harm to you, that's also a crime. So yeah, it depends on the facts of the case. But on the face of it, no crime."
When Ifeoluwa Abolade Esq. was asked if she had legal advice for people who meet people online and are advised to visit their house for the first time, she responded:
"I don't have any legal advice. But I have advice that will prevent legal issues."
"Share your location with people. Let people know your whereabouts. Let people know what you're going to do. Meet in a public space. All these things. Make sure you have a witness to make sure that all that you are aware of your situation before. Yeah, that's also my advice."
Watch the TikTok video of the lady sharing her experience below:
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