A Nigerian lady has set social media ablaze after sharing a heartbreaking phone conversation where another woman desperately begged her to stop dating her boyfriend.
The Emotional Plea That Went Viral
The drama unfolded when TikTok user @jsttoxic5 received an unexpected call from an unknown number in 2025. Rather than threats or confrontation, the caller delivered an emotional plea that has since captured the attention of thousands online.
According to the video description, the caller identified herself as the girlfriend of a man whom the TikTok user was allegedly seeing. The distraught woman explained that her relationship had deteriorated significantly, with her partner no longer giving her the attention she deserved.
Financial Struggles and Emotional Pain
During the emotional exchange, the caller revealed specific details about her struggling relationship. She mentioned that whenever she requested money from her boyfriend, he would only provide partial amounts rather than fulfilling her complete needs.
"I'll demand ₦300k, he'll give me ₦200k. It's not nice na," the woman lamented during the call, highlighting the financial strain in their relationship.
The caller maintained a respectful tone throughout the conversation, emphasizing that she came in peace rather than confrontation. "I beg you, I don't know what's going on with my man, but Abeg, I did not come here to confront you, I just came to beg you," she stated emotionally.
Confusion and Content Concerns
The TikTok user who received the call expressed confusion about the identity of the man in question. She responded to the emotional plea by asking, "I don't understand, who's your man please? Which man are you talking about?"
The caller admitted she had considered reaching out via WhatsApp but feared her personal drama would be turned into social media content. Ironically, her concerns materialized when the entire conversation was shared on TikTok, attracting massive engagement and commentary.
In her most vulnerable moment, the woman declared, "Please, I beg you, this man is my everything," showcasing the depth of her emotional attachment despite the relationship's apparent challenges.
Social Media Erupts With Reactions
The viral video sparked intense reactions across social media platforms, with users divided in their opinions about the situation.
User Berry gold commented, "I will never be a reason for another woman tears," expressing empathy for the caller's predicament.
Another user, Ibrotimer, noted the apparent satisfaction the TikTok user might be feeling, writing "E Dey sweet your belle.. no worries Your own they front."
BELLA's DIARY showed compassion, stating "Omor i feel her pain it's not funny Abeg," while sandra__wright pointed out the irony that "You still use am do content the main thing she dey avoid."
User Silver_baby highlighted the financial aspect that seemed to bother the caller most, commenting "Omo na that money part Dey pain de girl."
The discussion expanded beyond this specific incident, with user Kaothar sharing a personal experience: "The girl that tried this with me in 2018 I made sure she came back to beg me cus why woman go dey her fellow women because of man."
Amara offered a nuanced perspective, noting "She's not threatening you, just begging she's inlove. But if she did threaten you nah when you go hold her man tight.."
This viral incident reflects broader conversations about relationships, respect between women, and the ethics of sharing personal dramas on social media platforms in Nigeria's digital age.
