A UK-based Nigerian lady has publicly called out a fellow Nigerian man, accusing him of refusing to repay a £1,500 loan he took from her in 2022.
The lady, identified on X (formerly Twitter) as @PrincessUfuoma_, posted a video of the man alongside captions alleging that he borrowed the money for school fees but has since failed to pay it back.
According to her, despite several attempts to reach him, including efforts by mutual friends, he has continued to ignore her calls, prompting her to bring the issue to social media.
In her post, she identified the man as "Ajisafe Laolu Cornelius aka Ola of Pompey" and wrote:
"Give me my money you are owing me since 2022 for school fees. As you no respect friendship owe me till 2025. Mutuals have spoken to you but no result."
Following the public call-out, @PrincessUfuoma_ shared an update, claiming that the man showed up at her house to threaten her.
She revealed that he had already paid part of the debt, and only £500 remained, but instead of paying up, he resorted to intimidation.
She wrote:
"£500 is what is left now... PAY ME UP! Don't come to my house to threaten me."
She also posted a video clip of the confrontation, explaining that it was the only footage she could capture as her phone was on the table at the time.
"Guys see the video of him coming to threaten me. This is the only video I could quickly get because my phone was on my table. My mum was even shocked!"
In the video, when confronted, the man was heard saying:
"Do your worst. Collect it from your Twitter people."
The incident has since gone viral, attracting widespread reactions from concerned users who flooded the comment section with their opinions.
See some reactions below:
@olajideobe: "Why is it that it is mostly people attaching one city or the other to their names are always the biggest thieves and scammers? Folks, when you see them writing Oluomo of kinikan, Ọlá of kinikan, Olubadan of kinikan, Ooni of kinikan as their moniker, run oooooo. Olè ni wá»Ìn."
@Saodami1: "On the bright side you didn't call him a scammer. He's owing you and I hope he pays back duly. This kind tin no good."
@MarquizDejavex: "This video hold make you loose your money and still pay damages imo. You are promoting someone as a thief without evidence they stole from you."
@Blessing_Olivi: "Please which app did they use in doing this thing with the song, someone's owing me too. Make I fit do my own."
@unlcetalkytalky: "Ajisafe laolu wayray them say make you come pay your gbese. Ola of puppy abi wetin them call you."
@bimbolaroyale: "See how this one has disgraced himself because of £1500. People who lack integrity are the same of our Nigerian communities in the diaspora. It's more painful that such people will keep spoiling chances for those who are in genuine need of help."
@TeeGraceofPompi: "Thank God say I don collect my own o. after showing me and my sister shege. He actually used my name to lie and collected money. Had got to even report me to police or some authorities that am harassing him in public and was playing victim 🤦â€â™€ï¸ Pay your debt you bloody fraudster."
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