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Man sees girlfriend with another man after she lied to him that she was travelling home

A Nigerian man has narrated how he found out his girlfriend was cheating on him. The man had taken to popular micro-blogging platform, Twitter, to narrate his experience and how reacted to the incident.

The man identified as @Dre_skott on Twitter, explained that his girlfriend had told him that she was travelling home to visit her family for a week.

In the tweet, he narrated that he found out about the affair two days after she had told him she was going home. He claimed that he had seen his girlfriend with another man when she was supposed to be at home with family.

According to him, he had called her after she left her hostel to go home. He stated that he wanted to find out how she was doing at home.

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Man sees girlfriend who told him she’s going home with another man after lying to him Twitter source: @Dre_skott
Source: Twitter

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@Dre_skott had noted that he spotted her with another man while he was on his way back from work.

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The man claimed that he saw his girlfriend coming out from a beautiful compound wearing a man's trouser. He stated that his girlfriend had seen him when he spotted her and she tried to avoid him.

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However, the Twitter user, who noted that he was hurt by his girlfriend, claimed that he also misses her.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier reported the story of another couple's relationship drama. It was reported that a man had to be dug out of a tunnel he had made himself after he got stuck in the tunnel while trying to spy on his ex-wife.

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