SA Questions Man After He Claims Polokwane Guesthouse Is His New Home
- A young man was recently caught out in a big lie on his Twitter page about buying himself a new home
- After the man posted pictures of his alleged new home, a Twitter investigation team quickly called him out on his lie
- Many shared their thoughts on the fib, some of them expressing disappointment at the great lengths people go to for internet fame
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A local man recently shared a heartwarming Twitter post about moving into his beautiful new home - only, it was not his home. The man with the Twitter handle @Shonny_RSA shared pics of the stunning apartment which he captioned:
"Just moved into my new home."
Not long thereafter, Twitter investigators had caught him out in the lie, sharing pictures of the place that was actually a lovely guesthouse in Polokwane that he was sadly trying to pass off as his "new home."
Locals had this to say about his attempt at getting internet fame:
@lufhuguxolani said:
"He has been caught."
@patsonr said:
"REALLY!! I stayed in this guesthouse for few months when I went to work in Polokwane. It was used as overflow accommodation for those booked in the hotel for prolonged stays. But for the love of peace in these Twitter streets, let me tool as well."
@Phat_Sii said:
"Twitter will make you feel high and motivated. The next thing it's all fake and lies just for clout."
@maselaelohlogi said:
"This is no 66 Dorp Street, Polokwane and it’s a guesthouse."
@SelemVictor said:
"Aaaaaah this guy. This is theft. You won't get away with crap on these streets thanks to your investigation skills."
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Sbo Zitha Mngwengwe, @sbo_zitha, took to social media to share an experience he had with a woman. He revealed that he was trying to date a girl but today she issued him with an ultimatum. He had to get a minimum of 500 retweets and 2 500 likes by the end of January.
"I've been pursuing someone's daughter for a while now, so today she sent me this pic saying if I must get minimum 500 retweet and 2 500 likes by 31 January. Then February Sya-Jola." "I beg you my people, help me out please."
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