A Nigerian woman uses social media to bemoan the uncomfortable looks she got from guys at the Aba market when she was first there because of her attire.
After posting the video on her @yvveesssss TikTok page, she questioned whether wearing the active wear attire was her fault.
She had gone to the market, and she could see how strangely the people were glancing at her.
The woman went on to say that they were harassing her and that she had to be locked up in a shop.
While some Internet users sympathize with her for the harassment she endured, others hold her responsible for the ensemble.
View a few responses to the video here.
“You went dressed like that, what do you expect?” @Favour enquired.
Was this what you were wearing, or did you wear anything else? @🦋 Mi Ella 🦋 wrote. because I fail to see the purpose of the multitude.
“Omo, you’re lucky they didn’t drag you out—those folks are funny 😂😂😂💔😭Ikegwuru,” said @Nmesoma💕💜💐.
“Omo dem no dey wear dis kind tin enter any market for rivers state or Aba,” @ADA_NMMA suggested. Say, “If you go to an oil mill, women will toss you pure water until you buy new clots.”
“I’m very sorry you went through this: 😭😭😭,” said @2Real❤️❤️. I detest this nation so much 😪 I hope you’re doing well now. I’m very sorry.
Scarlett❤️🍭 responded, saying, “I’m sorry you had to go through this. When I visited Africa in October of last year, it was not at all humorous! They are able to gaze!🤦♀️
According to @Lilienne 🫧, “Body wey de make commotion.”
