“Yes sometimes we just dont know why we like someone and we cant stop loving them.”
A Chinese lady has taken to social media to gush over her Nigerian lover with a sweet write-up.
In a TikTok video posted via her account @smileokoro, she was full of praises for men of the African continent.
The TikTok clip showed the lovebirds in a loved-up pose as she did a velfie. She admitted that she doesn’t know what her Nigerian lover used on her.
According to her, she just can’t stop loving and thinking about him. She wrote:
“African men are the best I can’t still tell what your Nigerian brother used on me that I can’t stop loving and thinking of him.”
Watch the video below:
@smileokoro African men are the best I can’t still tell what your Nigerian brother used on me that I can’t stop loving and thinking of him🤔🤔🤭🤭🤭
♬ Oxlade x Kolo Sa x DJ Jesse x Smiley Music – Jesse Ogbomor
Social media reactions
kelvin7484 said:
“That is called true love. You can find your love anywhere.”
Augustinemiracle said:
” He didn’t use anything since you are having thoughts that he did if e use u no go even dey think weda e use na love yah.”
onyedika nworah said:
“Nothing oo,when u decide to appreciate a man ,u tend to see more love.”
user1451802002222 said:
“He Love you and he don’t cheat on you that’s all, having Nigerian husband is the sweetest thing on earth.”
Daniel Collins said:
“Nothing exactly he is only caring the same as his other brothers like me.”
Leinad Tiana said:
“Your don marry your gift card vendor vendor wey we dey manage.”
Victor Ramon said:
“Yes sometimes we just dont know why we like someone and we cant stop loving them.”
Source: Legit.ng
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