UNN Cryptocurrency Vendor Blaze, Drops Sarcastic Message on Financial Dependency in Relationships
UNN cryptocurrency vendor Blaze delivers a sarcastic message to students, cautioning against financial dependency in relationships.
Mary Nwaeze 
In a recent development from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), one of the esteemed cryptocurrency vendors known as Blaze has taken to social media to address a trending topic among students, particularly the "lionesses" of UNN.
Blaze, the Chief Executive Officer of the Blaze Exchange, conveyed his message through a tweet on his official Twitter handle. In his sarcastic tone, he remarked, "No ask me for s£x if no be me you dey ask for money. Let’s not attract curses to ourselves." This message comes amidst a wave of discussions surrounding relationships and financial transactions among students, humorously referring to those seeking financial support as "lionesses."
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The tweet has sparked reactions and conversations across the UNN campus and beyond, with students engaging in discussions about the dynamics of relationships and financial dependency among peers.
Blaze's message serves as a reminder for students to maintain respect and integrity in their interactions, highlighting the importance of financial independence and avoiding undue pressure or expectations in relationships.
As the UNN community continues to navigate various aspects of campus life, including social dynamics and financial management, messages like Blaze's contribute to the ongoing dialogue and reflection among students.
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