Lady avers that a man should not ask a girl out if he doesn’t have up to 50,000 naira set aside for the date. The lady identified on Twitter as @thatdammygirlie said this while reacting to a post wherein another lady, @rutie_xx, said she cannot go out on a date with a man who has N12K as budget.
“Don’t ask a girl out if you do not have N50K upwards” – Lady tells men. Photo Credit: @thatdammygirlie. Source: Twitter. “I can’t go on a date with a man who has 12k budget,” @rutie_xx wrote. @thatdammygirlie who reacted to this concurred, saying that a man should have at least 50,000 naira if he wants to ask a lady out. “i honestly think if you do not have 50k upwards, you should not ask a girl out on a date,” she said.
A flurry of reactions have chased after her opinion; adeolaperry_. wrote: “Una don turn date to ballin” officialzarah_ wrote: “That’s on period” ugoforeign wrote: “See her 3k top for her picture sef yen yen yen” sistamoms wrote: “Speak for yourself. You are not the standard madam.” tashaswavey wrote: “If a girl really likes you…she’d even take a walk with you as a date” ojes_hair wrote: “In our days we go for dates under the mango tree with zero kobo. This gen z ehhh” sexy_laise wrote: “I honestly think date should be about cutting our clothes to our sizes, the people involved should know their budget before going out” jay_scotch_autos wrote: “Since when did asking a girl out turn you brokenness alleviation?”
Former governor of Benue State, Samuel OrtomRecall that Hyacinth Alia, Benue governor who won the 2023 governorship election in the state under the All Progressives Congress, APC, had accused Ortom’s administration of looting, alleging that he “met no single car or truck in the government house”. Reacting to Hyacinth Alia’s statement, Akase said “In his latest outing, the governor has accused his predecessor of carrying out recruitment into the civil service without due process; handing to him an empty treasury and looting government vehicles, among several other unfounded accusations,” Akase said. “The present administration may wish to be informed that it was the decision of the Benue state executive council that government officials, including the governor and his deputy, be given waivers to enable them to go with the official vehicles allocated to them. “Governor Ortom, therefore, did nothing unlawful by leaving office with the official vehicles allocated to him. “It is a tradition that an outgoing governor leaves with vehicles given to him. Perhaps we should add that the Ortom administration offered to buy vehicles for the incoming government but the present governor declined, saying that he would prefer to buy vehicles for his administration after the inauguration.” On the issue of sacked appointees and workers, Akase said Ortom’s government followed due process in recruiting the workers. “While we won’t go into a war of words with the governor despite the media trial, it is pertinent to clarify that the Ortom administration followed due process in recruiting the workers whom the present government sacked a few days ago,” he said. “Vacancies were duly advertised in national newspapers and those who applied for the jobs were properly interviewed/screened and the successful ones were given appointment letters as required by civil service rules. 
