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Re: Nigeria Lady Ijeoma Speaks Out After Man Who Took Her Number by tanigororo: 3:29am On Dec 12, 2025
Kobojunkie:
Say no to poverty, abeg! A woman has a right to require that any man interested in her should at least pay for her meal. If you no fit, then walk on by! Stop painting them black just because you no fit. There are men out there who fit, and those are the ones the ladies are more interested in, not you. undecided
Everybody has right, the Man too has the right to say NO.
the man has the right to call out entitlement mentality
Re: Nigeria Lady Ijeoma Speaks Out After Man Who Took Her Number by Kobojunkie: 4:00am On Dec 12, 2025
tanigororo:
➜Everybody has right, the Man too has the right to say NO. the man has the right to call out entitlement mentality
. At least make an effort to learn the correct meaning and application of terms before moving forward.
An entitlement mindset is the belief that you deserve special privileges, recognition, or rewards without earning them, often stemming from feeling owed or superior, leading to expectations of immediate gratification, a lack of gratitude, and frustration when reality doesn't match inflated desires, ultimately harming relationships and personal growth. It's a disconnect where individuals feel rules don't apply to them, expecting others to fulfill their needs without reciprocation, even while potentially hiding deep insecurities.
The girl did not showcase an entitlement mentality. Rather, she expected that the potential suitor would, in exchange for needing her time and attention, at least begin by paying for her food. She has a right to put a price on her time and attention, and yes, he has a right to say no to her. However, he refused to at least showcase his interest in the way she expected, while expecting that she would further give him more of her time and attention than she had already given to him. undecided
Re: Nigeria Lady Ijeoma Speaks Out After Man Who Took Her Number by bmd1010(op): 5:23am On Dec 12, 2025
Kobojunkie:
. At least make an effort to learn the correct meaning and application of terms before moving forward.
The girl did not showcase an entitlement mentality. Rather, she expected that the potential suitor would, in exchange for needing her time and attention, at least begin by paying for her food. She has a right to put a price on her time and attention, and yes, he has a right to say no to her. However, he refused to at least showcase his interest in the way she expected, while expecting that she would further give him more of her time and attention than she had already given to him. undecided
that's the meaning of entitlement
Re: Nigeria Lady Ijeoma Speaks Out After Man Who Took Her Number by Kobojunkie: 5:24am On Dec 12, 2025
bmd1010:
that's the meaning of entitlement
I suggest you work on your language comprehension skills beginning now for 2026, at least! undecided
Re: Nigeria Lady Ijeoma Speaks Out After Man Who Took Her Number by AllBlack: 6:11am On Dec 12, 2025
Kobojunkie:
3. Say no to poverty, abeg! 🥱🥱🥱
poverty on whose part?
Re: Nigeria Lady Ijeoma Speaks Out After Man Who Took Her Number by Urgent1Million: 6:49am On Dec 12, 2025
In all of this drama, there's a valuable tip here for the brotherhood.
Never say hi to a girl entering a restaurant.
Wait for her to buy whatever and come out.
Then say hi, collect her number, four4k her and dump her.
As they have turned billing to a hobby, we too will turn four4k-and-move-on into a national assignment.
Re: Nigeria Lady Ijeoma Speaks Out After Man Who Took Her Number by UniQue84: 7:24am On Dec 12, 2025
Kobojunkie:
I suggest you work on your language comprehension skills beginning now for 2026, at least! undecided
Mtn...everywhere you go ....your comments and opinions irritate. Go get a job...u r too free
Re: Nigeria Lady Ijeoma Speaks Out After Man Who Took Her Number by Baronthecelebri(m): 7:45am On Dec 12, 2025
Why will he buy you food.
Re: Nigeria Lady Ijeoma Speaks Out After Man Who Took Her Number by yomi531(m): 8:54am On Dec 12, 2025
Namaster:
GREEDY FHOOL!

Someone she just met THAT day.
NEVER even talked for up to an hour.
But she immediately assumed he should bear the BURDEN of feeding her.

All because he EXPRESSED interest in her.

In the mind of the average Nigerian lady, ordinary "hello" from a man is sufficient grounds for BILLING.

That's why I LAUGHED about the post on FP yesterday where a girl was beetching about a handsome guy that was staring at her inside a SHOPPING MALL without saying "Hi".

Now, this one said "Hi".
But he didn't say it with MONEY.

This level of ENTITLEMENT is why Shiloh is such a profitable hit year after YEAR.

MANY of them will D.I.E in SHILOH!

A man says Hi and you automatically expected him to SPONSOR your lunch.

MADNESS!
😂😂😂😂😂. Truth be told, Ijeoma fine shaaa
Re: Nigeria Lady Ijeoma Speaks Out After Man Who Took Her Number by tanigororo: 1:49pm On Dec 12, 2025
Kobojunkie:
. At least make an effort to learn the correct meaning and application of terms before moving forward.
The girl did not showcase an entitlement mentality. Rather, she expected that the potential suitor would, in exchange for needing her time and attention, at least begin by paying for her food. She has a right to put a price on her time and attention, and yes, he has a right to say no to her. However, he refused to at least showcase his interest in the way she expected, while expecting that she would further give him more of her time and attention than she had already given to him. undecided
So her attention is for sale or she is Hungry?
Re: Nigeria Lady Ijeoma Speaks Out After Man Who Took Her Number by Kobojunkie:
tanigororo:
➜So her attention is for sale or she is Hungry?
She made it clear that her attention and time do not come for free. If she was hungry, she was able to pay for her own food, was she not? So, try to engage your brain in this, too. undecided

I just listened to the phone recording, also saw her response video, and yes, that is what she said to the man... she has no time to waste on men who can't afford her price. Simple! undecided
Re: Nigeria Lady Ijeoma Speaks Out After Man Who Took Her Number by kiddaz: 10:46pm On Dec 12, 2025
The problem is with men who can't differentiate between a girl who's ready and a girl who's still garden-tooling. This one in this situation is clearly not yet ready for any meaningful thing but pay as you go and the guy is saving numbers? She's selling and if he's interested like he claimed, he should have paid for the food, changed her destination for the day, drinks, fun fvckn and drop her off next day. She's a garden-tool and should be treated as such. You don't save such numbers. Just strike with better hammer while the iron is still red hot.
Re: Nigeria Lady Ijeoma Speaks Out After Man Who Took Her Number by tanigororo: 8:18am On Dec 13, 2025
Kobojunkie:
She made it clear that her attention and time do not come for free. If she was hungry, she was able to pay for her own food, was she not? So, try to engage your brain in this, too. undecided

So she felt pained that the man refuses to feed an hungry look lazy entitled adults, who believe she is precious enough to be fed.

I just listened to the phone recording, also saw her response video, and yes, that is what she said to the man... she has no time to waste on men who can't afford her price. Simple! undecided
What did you learn from the recording
Re: Nigeria Lady Ijeoma Speaks Out After Man Who Took Her Number by lilsmart(m): 8:47am On Dec 13, 2025
Dictionary
Definitions from Oxford Languages · Learn more
contradict
/ˌkɒntrəˈdɪkt/
verb
deny the truth of (a statement) by asserting the opposite


Kobojunkie:
. Always take time to learn the correct meaning and use of a term before you go around attempting to fashion it as a weapon against others. undecided
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