- Actress Rita Dominic amused fans on X after a playful exchange with a user who boldly asked her to text him.
- When she replied, “Send your number,” the fan cheekily responded, “Say please.”
- The lighthearted moment quickly went viral, with fans praising Rita for her humor and charm.
Nollywood star Rita Dominic has sparked amusement online after engaging in a lighthearted exchange with an admirer on X (formerly Twitter).
The actress had shared a set of stunning selfies with the caption, “Hello Xhearts. Good afternoon 😘 #snapchat,” greeting her followers in her usual charming manner.
Among the many comments that followed, one bold user with the handle @youhate4kt replied, “Text me 😍.”
In a playful twist, Rita responded, “Send your number.”
Not to be outdone, the fan teasingly replied, “Say please.” leaving many netizens in stitches.
The flirty yet humorous interaction quickly went viral, with fans praising Rita for her fun and down-to-earth personality.
In other news…. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has issued a stern warning to Nigerians over a worrying new development among internet fraudsters, commonly known as “Yahoo Boys.”
In a statement shared on its official X handle on Friday, October 17, the anti-graft agency raised alarm that many fraudsters, now referred to as “G Boys,” have resorted to spiritual and ritual practices to enhance their fraudulent activities.
According to the EFCC, what was once a purely digital form of crime has now taken on “spiritual and ritual dimensions.” The agency expressed concern over the increasing number of young people turning to such practices in their desperate pursuit of quick wealth.
The commission stated: “G Boys are now going spiritual involving themselves in ritual and making it the new usual. EFCC will come for any individual then, it won’t be business as usual.”
It further assured the public that the EFCC is fully aware of these developments and remains committed to bringing offenders to justice.
Reiterating its zero-tolerance stance on financial and cybercrimes, the EFCC warned that no form of “spiritual backing or ritual practice” would shield perpetrators from facing the consequences of their actions.
The agency also reaffirmed its dedication to protecting Nigerian society from the growing menace of cybercrime and its evolving methods.
