An X user has shared how the financial expectations surrounding a secondary school reunion allegedly pushed her friend to quietly leave the reunion group chat.
The X user, identified as @Olami-deeEbony, revealed that the reunion, scheduled for next month, has already attracted millions of naira in contributions from former classmates.
According to her, the minimum donation announced for the event was set at ₦100,000, while more than 10 individuals reportedly contributed ₦500,000 each.
She further disclosed that one anonymous donor contributed ₦2 million, while the group administrator allegedly instructed members to post evidence of their transfers in the group chat.
Explaining why her friend chose to exit the group, she wrote:
“The least amount paid so far is ₦100k. My friend quietly left the group immediately. She said, ‘So make I go drop receipt of ₦10k make una see me finish.’”
The post has since triggered mixed reactions online, with many Nigerians debating social pressure, class differences, and the growing trend of competitive spending at reunions.
Reactions Trailing Below…
“Why haven’t they assisted their classmates to get better jobs? Or share legitimate update for them?” — Galaxy
“Your friend is wise and smart enough to leave the circle that will put her under unnecessary pressure. Good one.” — Chinedu
“No let anybody pressure you. Some fit even dey borrow give just to impress people. It’s good you left the group.” — Idara Edutokoh
“Is what it make pressure no make run mad.” — Emmanuel Happiness
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Published by Ejoh Caleb
