Man weeps after girlfriend vanishes with his car and ignores calls

A Nigerian man broke down in tears after returning from abroad to discover that his girlfriend had vanished with his car and refused to answer his calls, leaving him distressed and confused.

The emotional scene was shared in a post on a popular social media platform, X (formerly Twitter), by user @dammiedammie35, who uploaded a video of the man lamenting his ordeal.
In the video, the man revealed that he arrived in Nigeria just two days ago without informing his girlfriend of his return.
Since then, he said, she has refused to take his calls and his car is nowhere to be found.
"This is my house," he said tearfully in the video. "I'm doing this video so you all can know what's going on. I returned to Nigeria two days ago and didn't tell my girlfriend I was coming. Now, she's not picking my calls and my car is not in my house."
He added that attempts to track the vehicle had also failed. "Yesterday, I was trying to track the car. Just when we were about to get close, the tracker signal got lost," he said.
The man identified the girlfriend as Jessica and claimed he had a reason for not informing her about his trip back to Nigeria.
His outcry drew widespread attention, with many users flooding the comment section to express their opinions and offer advice.
See some reactions below:
@_Nsznn: "Is he crying cus of his car or his girlfriend. And none of these requires a man to shed tears."
@FolajeuwoNelson: "It's fine to panic cos of ladies but to cry isn't accepted in the brotherhood, to now record yourself crying and post it on social media is condemnation from brotherhood. Stay strong, she belongs to the street." ï£¿
@omonna14: "Give her small time make she discharge her naija boyfriend first naaaaaaaa."
@_BarnyO: "There's more to the anger... How can she just be angry for being surprised... Another man don lodge her."
@uchebakaadi: "Don't b stewpid, nobody cares about ur skit. It's dis ur mumurity that probably made girl scamper with ur property. Crying on SocMed is that d law enforcement that u should contact."
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