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Man reveals chat of lady asking him to give her 30% of his income every month before considering to date him

Recently, a Nigerian man posted screenshots of a conversation in which a woman requested 30% of his monthly salary before she would even consider dating him.

It caught him off guard because it included a screenshot of the woman’s message, which was posted on the social media site X (formerly Twitter).

She wrote that in order for them to have a romantic relationship, he must give her 30% of his monthly salary—not including gifts and presents.

Her message read: “You’ll pay me 30% of your income each month. This is minus gifts and presents… After this payment, we will do everything lovers do, no exceptions. I’ll be waiting for your positive response.”

The post quickly went viral, with many users flooding the comments section to express their opinions on the matter.

See some reactions below: 

@iam_phavvy1: “Omo i dey pity who go tell me this thing. I go tell her many things that day.”

@VickyShegzy: “I’ll accept the proposal and send N100 after my first salary.”

@maxy_147: “The 30% is minus gift and presents 😂😂 the positive response suppose be swear.”

@beri_grizou: “God ask 10% women ask 30% game on.”

@I_am_General3: “God dey collect 10%. Esu laalu ogirioko, onile orita dey collect 5%. Allah own nah 2½% But but woman say her own nah 30%. Use 30hrs from the possible 24hrs to fear women.”

@IEruona: “Ahan! This one na working girl o. Better office na she wan open so.”

@BigFnRo: “Very nice salary expectation for the job position.”

@kingmandrill: “Oh Chim o!💔🤦🏾‍♂️😑😭😂🥲If the guy give am that positive response wey she dey find eehn?Nothing positive will come his way.”

@Unique_Jola: “She should kuku tell the guy to tender her own account details in his workplace, instead of his. Let them kuku be paying the guy salary in her account abi wetin remain.”

@Ada_Odogwu: “Positive response as per she sent her CV through an email?”

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Published by Ejoh Caleb 

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