A TikTok clip, recently making the rounds on X with cheeky Pidgin captions like “she dey work for park,” shows a woman rapidly consuming biscuits, snacks, and what look like tiny bottles of alcohol amid the chaos of a busy market.
The video has split viewers. Some laughed at the sheer audacity, while others raised alarms about potential liver damage from fake drinks or the eye-watering dialysis costs in Nigeria, which can exceed 50,000 naira. A few skeptics even wondered if the clip was staged or edited for shock value.
Critics have slammed the video as reckless content made to chase views, but it also taps into a bigger conversation in Nigeria about youth health, social media trends, and the risks of online stunts. Whether it’s funny, alarming, or somewhere in between, it’s a reminder of how viral content can spark both entertainment and debate.
