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Nigerian man narrates his experience, claims lady he met of online gave him STDs

A Nigerian man has taken to social media to share his experience with a lady he met online. The young man revealed that the incident had happened in the beginning of the year, when he decided to chat up a lady on Twitter.

The man identified simply as @Demonlomolatile had shared his story on popular micro-blogging platform, Twitter. He revealed that what attracted him to the lady he met was because she is beautiful and curvy.

According to him, he sent her a text on Twitter but the lady did not reply for like two weeks. He explained that when she finally replied that he was rude to her n other to get her attention.

Demonlomolatile further revealed that he and the lady finally met at the mall where she asked him to buy her doughnuts. He revealed that he slept with her in his car and later found out that she had given him STD.

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Man recounts his experience with a lady he met on Twitter, claims she had STDs Twitter source: Demonlomolatile
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The man, who seemed to be extremely confident about his wooing game, noted that he decided to get under the lady's skin so they could converse.

He further expressed that he decided to apologize and buy her over to make up for getting he angry at him.

Demolomolatile revealed that when he saw an opportunity to meet the lady in person, he took the chance.

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The young man further revealed that he was disappointed to find out that the lady was using an android phone instead of an iPhone.

According to him, he used the opportunity to promise her an iPhone if she agrees to sleep with him.

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He noted that after his encounter with her he started feeling differently, and he decided to so a check up. He revealed that he discovered that the lady had given him STD.

Demolomolatile noted that he would not expose the girl on Twitter, except she replies to his story or tries to snob him.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier reported the story of a young lady who was threatened by cab driver after she cancelled her trip with him. The lady shared a screenshot of the threatening messages the driver sent to her, where he vowed to beat her up.

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