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Nigerian model Adetutu OJ, whose government name is Adetutu Oluwabusayomi Alabi, has made a name for herself because of the Tribal marks on her face.
The beautiful model shared screenshots of a chat between herself and a married man who offered her half a million Naira (₵7,058.33) for a one-night stand.
His deal was to pay ₦50,000(₵705.83) upfront and the rest after the ordeal.
The obnoxious married man revealed that he has fantasies about having intercourse with an “ugly” woman and that is why he reached out to her.
Adetutu, who was not amused by the man’s offer, played along in order to get enough details to expose him, She wrote:
”I have been waiting for this person to open their page for over two hours and I am impatient about it. My friend told me to play along until I get his pictures. He sent them but I dint want to believe the pictures he sent were his because how can you call me ugly when you look like rat."
“Clout chaser in my DMs and it is funny and not funny. I even have the ones telling me to come to Dubai. “Una wan kill me.”
But according to her, the man contacted her after she posted their chats, apologized, and pleaded with her to take them down.
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