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“I replied his DM now I’m taking his last name” — Nigerian lady marries man she met on Twitter (photos)

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A young Nigerian lady, identified simply as Osase, and her partner have tied the knot after meeting on the microblogging platform X, formerly known as Twitter.

The new bride posted lovely photos from their court wedding on Friday, September 29, and they have since gone viral.

She excitedly shared that she responded to his DM and is now taking his last name.

“I replied his dm on twitter now I’m taking his last name. It’s been an absolute pleasure being your woman. This is to forever,” she wrote.

Congratulations to them!

See the photos below,

In other news, a Nigerian man, identified as Neo on the microblogging platform X, has opined that no sexually active woman can completely abstain from sex.

He shared this viewpoint in response to a viral tweet that asked netizens to share their unpopular opinions about sex that might invite criticism.

According to him, any non-virgin woman who refuses to sleep with a man does so because she either doesn’t like the man, wants to exploit his low self-esteem, engages in self-pleasure, or is involved with other men.

Read his full tweet below,

“There is not a single woman on earth who has tasted sex that can ever fully abstain, so when you meet a girl who is not a virgin and she tells you “no sex before marriage”, it’s not because she has found christ or she has learnt any lesson from all her previous whoring around, it is simply one of four things:

1)She does not rate or like you enough to do with you what she has been doing with other men so she is giving you silly conditions to push you away. Continue reading here

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