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Between A Young Lady And Nursing Mother Who Called Her A ‘Call Girl’ In Public Bus

by Damilare Aanu
September 14, 2019
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Many social media users are having a filled day analysing the entitlement culture of some Nigerians who hang their problems on the neck of others and get bitter when they are turned down.

A Twitter user identified as @Divagina1 recently narrated how a nursing mother asked her to help carry her other child from Makurdi to Abuja and when she refused, the woman immediately branded her a prostitute. According to her, she boarded the bus and and paid the fare just like everyone else.

The nursing mother who has two children decided to pay for one seat and asked her to help her carry her other child all the way from Makurdi to Abuja.

@Divagina1 who knew it will be inconvenient for her refused and turned down the request. Upset at her response, the nursing mother started verbally tarnishing her image by telling other passengers, in a local language, that she is the type that goes to Abuja for prostitution.

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Unknowing to the mother, the lady understood the language and went on to drag her and insult her for not having the money to cater for her children and yet have the guts to be entitled to someone’s choice of not helping with her kids.

Read her post below:

https://twitter.com/Divagina1/status/1172835452749000704

https://twitter.com/Divagina1/status/1172835472739065858

https://twitter.com/Divagina1/status/1172838870225948672

Here are some reactions to the post below:

My baby 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😘😘😘😘😘 I love your reply. I knew people who were quiet when she said shit would suddenly become defenders of motherhood. Mtchew

— Big K! (@The_Korede) September 14, 2019

Nigerians and their stupid sense of entitlement 😂 one rudely told me in a car to akwa ibom to leave my confortable back seat and go to the front and be squeezed in with another guy because she was carrying 2 children and i refused , she said i was heartless and threw insults 😂

— Panini_Web3 (@paninibaby) September 14, 2019

You know the best part of this whole thing? The fact that you owned the prostitution with your chest and used it to drag her and her ancestors. Oh it's beautiful. Glorious.

— Outlaw. (@wholelifeismeh) September 14, 2019

https://twitter.com/naza_only/status/1172843357615329280

The entitlement!!! I make sure I avoid sitting beside people like that, they will hang all their problems on your neck

— Soft girl all year round🌸🔮 (@Jokotade_ng) September 14, 2019

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