A Nigerian lady has tied the knot with a man she met online by chance after using a VPN to bypass Nigeria’s Twitter ban during former President Buhari’s administration.
She shared the heartwarming story on her social media page on X (formerly Twitter), alongside photos of herself and her new husband. In her post, she explained how changing her VPN location to access Twitter unexpectedly led her to connect with her now-husband.
The serendipitous meeting turned into a love story, culminating in their marriage. Her tale has inspired many, with users praising the unexpected blessings that came from navigating a challenging situation.
Her statement read: “I really am marrying the man I met online by accident because they banned Twitter and I was using a VPN that changed my location.”
As her post gained attention online, individuals flooded the comment section to share their thoughts.
See some reactions below:
@vena_dgirl: “Which location my dear, I still have VPN and no need to wait for anyone to ban twitter for this meeting by mistake. Again, I ask, WHICH LOCATION?”
@assistantbiggie: “Buhari suppose to be chairman for your wedding because he’s the one that helped you to find your missing rib.”
@Glorrrryyyy: “Funny how I’m on two devices at once and first thing I’m seeing on both ig and X at the same time is This post awwwn.”
@Nehem11: “It will be wrong if you don’t appreciate Ahab (Buhari) for banning Twitter at the time. Congratulations to you and yours.”
@TheoAbuAgada: “Congratulations. Make e no be like say Buhari no do anything for Nigeria.”
@bassey_gi: “Congratulations but using VPN doesn’t change the tweets you see on your tl. If you’re reading this and you want to download VPN, you’re wasting your time.”
@MrsObiniran: “This is so beautiful Wuby, we thank Jehovah for rewarding you with a love you deserve and May God provide all the resources you need to make your home and marriage a happy and blissful one.”
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Nigerian lady ties the knot with the man she accidentally met online because she was using a VPN that changed her location after Buhari banned twitter in 2021 pic.twitter.com/D992jBE5aB
— Gistlover (@GistLovers) November 16, 2024
