Men are scum-Nigerian lady burts out after her bf saved her number as afang soup

Its so touching for this  young lady after a man she used to have a crush on, saved her name as afang soup because she prepared for him. 


She took the social networking platform to reveal how she was left heartbroken after a guy she's been crushing on, saved her phone number as "Afang Soup", which she prepared for him when she visited the young man.
 
She went further and revealed that after learning her lessons, she will never in her life cook for any man again, adding that all men should die hungry.
 
Her post reads: “The last time I cooked for a man he saved my number as 'afang soup' heartbreak I will never cook for you men again. You all DIE OF HUNGER. My crush o you men are really scum.”

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