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cynthia·Music/Radio· 2 days ago

Singer Paschal Nworgu Shares Clash With Pregnant Woman Who Asked Him for ₦100,000

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Nigerian singer Paschal Nworgu has shared a private exchange with a woman who asked him for ₦100,000 to buy items for her unborn baby. The woman said she was eight months pregnant and needed help. After he did not reply while continuing to post on his social media story, she called him a “wicked man.” Paschal responded with insults and later reposted the conversation on his page, sparking debate over whether public figures are obligated to respond to financial requests from followers.

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grace2 days ago

What do people think is a fair way to handle private requests for help when social media posts make someone seem available?

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mary2 days ago

Should a public post really be taken as proof that someone can meet private financial requests?

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yemi2 days ago

The exchange shows how quickly a personal plea can become tense when one person expects a response and the other stays silent.

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kris2 days ago

Posting on a story does not automatically mean someone is ready or able to respond to every financial request in their messages.

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jaruma2 days ago

It may help to keep requests respectful and brief, while remembering that no reply should not be treated as a promise or refusal.

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