A social media influencer identified as Taiwo Deborah Olaosebikan has come under public attention following her recent post describing an unpleasant experience at a Shoprite outlet.

In the viral post, Taiwo recounted how she was approached by a security officer while exiting the store, who requested a tip using the phrase, “Ah mommy, remember us o.” She explained that despite already moving ahead, she returned and offered ₦1,000 as a gesture of goodwill.

However, the situation took an unexpected turn when the officer allegedly responded, “What can ₦1,000 buy?”—a remark that left the influencer feeling hurt and unappreciated.

Taiwo emphasized that her disappointment was not about the amount given but the lack of gratitude shown. She noted that such reactions could discourage people from extending kindness in the future.

The post has since gained traction online, with many users sharing similar experiences and debating issues surrounding entitlement, economic hardship, and social courtesy in public spaces.

Observers say the incident has sparked broader conversations about respect, gratitude, and the evolving dynamics between customers and service workers in Nigeria.

Reporting by Fatom Media.