UNILORIN Master’s Student Reportedly Sues Lady Over Refusal to Date Him, Demands N2.5m for Damages

UNILORIN Master’s Student Reportedly Sues Lady Over Refusal to Date Him, Demands N2.5m for Damages

  • A lady shared how a master’s student at the University of Ilorin filed a lawsuit against her after she refused to date him
  • In TikTok videos, she shared how she rejected his advances and what happened after he demanded N2.5million from her
  • After she narrated her ordeal, many who came across the video shared their diverse opinions on the matter

A lady generated buzz on social media after she shared how she was sued by a man whom she refused to date.

She stated that the man was a University of Ilorin master’s student and had approached her for a relationship, which she wasn’t interested in.

Nigerian lady shares how UNILORIN master's student charged her with fraud over refusal to date him.
Nigerian lady opens up on how UNILORIN master's student charged her with fraud. Photo: @adeifemii2
Source: TikTok

In a TikTok video by @adeifemii2, the lady said the incident happened in 2023 when she was in her final year at Kwara State University.

She said:

“This time year 2023 I dey settle court case unto say I no accept to date alaye, na so alaye charge me with fraud and emotional damage fee of N2.5m.”

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In another video, she narrated how it happened.

"The guy is a master's student at UNILORIN and I was still schooling in Kwara State University in 400 level. When we met, I told him he wasn’t my type, but baba no wan leave.
"He kept sending me money and giving me everything I wanted. When I finally told him I had nothing to offer him, we stopped talking for two weeks. Suddenly, I got a call from the police, saying I had been charged with fraud."

The lady said she was told that they were going to send a letter to her school because she informed them that she wasn’t around at the time.

The lady narrated how she involved her family lawyer, adding that what saved her was that she had always rejected his money, as could be seen in the chats that the man printed out, alongside receipts of the money he sent her.

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Lady shares how UNILORIN master's student charged her with fraud over refusal to date him.
Lady sued by master's student over refusal to date him shares ordeal. Photo: @adeifemii2
Source: TikTok

According to her, the man also said he used her name for a couple’s visa to Canada, which she had earlier advised him not to.

She was asked to pay 2.5m for damages or settle him by marrying him, but she ended up apologising to him.

Hear her story below:

Reactions trail lady’s lawsuit from master’s student

@_OLATILEWA said:

"You rejected free canada,you for just put my name na. Na this Canada part pain me o."

@Fateemah ni se !! said:

"Ladies let’s learn from this pls. Na money for food our parents dey find no be money for court o."

@FOLA said:

"Can you imagine, is marriage by force???"

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Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is a Reuters-certified journalist with 4+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. As a one-time freelancer and full-time journalist, she has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng