A Nigerian man has ignited online discussion after sharing how a woman he previously helped with ₦55,000 for a ring light later requested ₦300,000, and when he declined, she blocked him.
He explained that the woman contacted him via direct message, praising his content and expressing her ambition to become a content creator, but lacking funds for a ring light. After inquiring about the cost, he transferred ₦55,000 to support her goal.
He recalled saying, “The sense of entitlement among Nigerian women warrants examination. I noticed a message from a lady who admired my work and wished to start creating content, yet she could not afford a ring light. I asked the price, she replied ₦55,000, and I promptly sent the funds.”
Later, after a period of silence, she returned asking for a ₦300,000 loan, promising repayment within three months. He refused, noting her status as a student without verifiable income, but offered ₦100,000 instead.
She insisted on the full ₦300,000. He responded that he could not lend that sum. When she then asked for the ₦100,000, he said the opportunity had passed, and she subsequently blocked him. He remarked, “Imagine if I had actually lent her ₦300,000.”
The incident has provoked varied reactions across social platforms, with users debating themes of generosity, perceived entitlement, and the ethics of lending money.
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“The level of entitlement among Nigerian women is outrageous. While scrolling my DMs, I saw a woman request 55,000 for a ring light, which I provided. Months later she asked for a 300,000 loan, claiming she had spent her mother’s money. I offered 100,000…” – D3VID 🐢 (@DurkioWiz), July 17, 2026 pic.twitter.com/bLgvmnZies
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