Nigerian Man Calls Out His Younger Brother For Always Trying To Take His Girlfriends From Him
- A Nigerian man said his brother always tries to establish a relationship with his girls and even pushes to take them from him
- The 25-years-old man expressed his confusion online, noting that his brother was more good-looking than him
- He mentioned the number of times his younger brother, who is 22, has tried to secretly link up with the girls he was dating, asking what he should do
A Nigerian man has called out his brother, who he accused of always trying to link up with his girls.
The man said his younger brother has the habit of always taking an interest in any girl he goes out with.
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Though he said his younger brother was more good-looking than him, the attitude has persisted for a while.
The man who messaged X influencer Wizarab asked for advice on how to handle the situation.
His words:
"Sir I need advice. I'm 25, my yonga bro is 22. For a long time now he has dis attitude of trying to secretly link up wit any girl I'm dating. Mind you he's way more attractive than I am but still he hits on any girl he see me with. I've had exes hit me up with screenshots of his chats with them.
"This has been going on for 4 years now. Yesterday, he tried to hook up with my new girl, telling her he'll pay 100k for 10 minutes. She called me, shouting that I was the one telling him to do that as a fidelity test. He's done this 4 times now. Should I take a therapeutic or violent approach?"
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Netizens advise man about his brother
@ajibaretalks said:
"This is a medical condition."
@ObinnaVicnte said:
"Try it on his girl. Succeed, and he'll stop. Make sure it's the girls he really likes. No need for violence."
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In a related story, a lady was seen weeping after her man told her their relationship was over.
The lady received a phone call that broke the ugly news for him.
Man, people who saw her crying consoled her and said she would get another man.
Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.
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