“I Just Found This Mysterious Paper Inside My Younger Sister’s Bag. Please, Why Does It Have A “WARNING” Boldly Written On It?”- Twitter User Raises Alarm (PHOTOS)
“I Just Found This Mysterious Paper Inside My Younger Sister’s Bag. Please, Why Does It Have A “WARNING” Boldly Written On It?”- Twitter User Raises Alarm
A Twitter user known as @savagekizz aroused outrage after posting a photo of a mystery paper he discovered in his younger sister’s purse.
The word “WARNING” was prominently written on the paper, and the user sought assistance in determining what it was and why it carried such a warning.
SavageKizz posted the photo to his Twitter account with the caption:
“I just found this paper in my younger sister’s bag. Please, what is this & why does it have a “WARNING” boldly written on it?”
The message has already gone viral, with many netizens chiming in with their ideas of what the paper could be, read reactions below;
@cryptorlordz reacted:“It’s chewing gum the warning is against diabetics.”
@NOTORIOUSBIGGI reacted: “She do dey roll loud.”
@Jimingram4 reacted:“Replace that “K” in your name with “R”, and add “la” after the second “z”.. Then you have your answer.”
@tammyfeshs commented:“Mosquito coil, do not hold with bare hands. If held pls wash immediately.”
@MAsalis9 reacted: “Can’t you and your sister talk the matter at home? This matter no concern anybody hear, they go happily cast your sister online if she dare cast herself.”
@envyimmanuel reacted:“Younger what???!!!”
@th3gny commented:“Lol it chewing gum wrap.”
@MANUTD said:“Na garment paper.”
@hegetwhyo reacted:“She don Dey puff.”
@Blaq6Blaq said:“She don dey smoke.”
@sundayonoja commented:“She don de smoke be that.”
@oluwa reacted:“Lol baba you know, just start warning her now.”
@Knucklehead said:“She’s been tapping out for a while now. You know she’s a kusher, don’t you?”
@Mayor said:“I feel like you should talk to her asap and pretend as if you didn’t see anything.”
@mista campari said:“Like when petrol wants to finish in your vehicle and it’s on E with the yellow light on.”
@Peterdatti1 reacted:
“Used for wrapping used sanitary pads.”
See the tweet below:
