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Nigerian lady causes a stir on Twitter with her 22nd birthday photos

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A Nigerian lady, identified as Agboola Esther, has caused a buzz on microblogging platform, Twitter, over her birthday photos.

Esther, a voluptuous entrepreneur, turned 22 on Sunday, January 8, and took to Twitter to share beautiful photos of her to mark the special occasion.

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The lady who donned a pink dress that revealed her cleavage captioned the photos,

“Happy 22nd birthday to me!!! ????????????????????????????”

See more photos of the celebrant below,

The photos has however stirred mixed reactions on Twitter as many tweeps accused her of lying about her age.

While some claimed that she’s using “football age” for reasons best known to her, others opined that she doesn’t look 22 because of her bust.

See some reactions below,

In other news, a South African lady identified as Zinhle has shared her experience with a stranger who liked all her Instagram posts at once.

She took to the microblogging platform, Twitter to narrate what she texted to the young man and his response to her message.

According to her, she thought he was trying to shoot his shot at her and entered his DM to encourage him but he blocked her instead for making such an assumption.

In her words;

“One day, a guy went onto my IG and liked ALL my photos. I then DMed him saying “instead of doing all that, why don’t you just DM me and tell me you like me?”. He responded by saying “I don’t like you, I just like your content.” And proceeded to block me.”

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