A Nigerian Twitter user has advised ladies to stop calling men in the mid-20s broke, saying they are not yet financially stable.

The Nigerian, who goes by the moniker Śàńgò Óĺùkòśò/@Otunbakush, a reference to the popularly Yoruba deity, the god of lightning and thunder, opines that ladies are harshly judging men in their mid-20s because 50-year-old blokes are buying them what the former can not afford.

He further told mid-20s men to dismiss the notion that having a car and N1 million in a bank account makes them financially stable.

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His words,

There is no financially stable young man in his mid-20s. Stop calling young men broke because they can’t afford what 50-year-old men are buying for you.

However, is words have generated divergent opinions on Twitter with one user pointing out that hip-pop artiste, Davido, is in his 20s. @Otunbakush replied cryptically: “Forget Davido”.

No financially stable man in his 20s? Lmao… wait, Davido is not financially stable?

— LuQQ-Ma’AN (@_LuQQQ) August 20, 2018

Another user accused @Otunbakush of hasty generalisation, saying he made his first million in his 20s.

Lol… actually yes. I made my first mils in my mid 20s. What’s your point. You can’t be generalizing based on your own clearly very limited views and experiences

— Arthur (@KingArthur9ja) August 20, 2018

One told Olukoso to speak for himself saying,

I’m in my 20s and I can afford most things I want. Speak for yourself son! I think you’ve been living in the 60s.

— Dr. Iyke, MD,,MPH (@drackfel) August 20, 2018