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10 Reasons You Should Date Uk-based Nigerian Women

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10 Reasons You Should Date Uk-based Nigerian Women

10 Reasons You Should Date Uk-based Nigerian Women

 

 

Often when single young people move to the United Kingdom, they are always caught between starting new relationships abroad or sticking to their old relationships in their home countries. This short article is aimed at guiding you to make the best decision on the basis of reality and not mere emotions and sentiments.

 

 

 

I will try as much as possible to make this piece less controversial. The aim isn’t to break relationships and destroy the efforts of couples in their relationships.

 

 

Dating a good Nigerian woman in the UK is amazing. They bring happiness and increase your zeal to succeed by giving you strong backing.

 

10 Reasons You Should Date Uk-based Nigerian Women

 

Below are some of the reasons why dating a Nigerian woman in the UK is highly recommended.

 

 

(1) Nigerian women are appreciative:

Let’s face it, there is no abundance of ‘original’ male suitors in the UK. Some coloured women even go for several months without anybody stopping them on the street to say hello. This adds value to men (law of demand and supply). So when single women ever meet their male counterparts, they value you like the pound note.

(2) Financial independence:

The UK creates an enabling ground and a level-playing field for everybody to succeed. As long as you are ready to work, you will make good money. UK-based Nigerian women have their own money and take pleasure in buying their own things unlike their counterparts back home, who are at the mercy of Tinubu and his APC friends.

(3) Beauty and fashion:

UK-based Nigerian women are not only beautiful, but they are so classy. They could be fashionable due to the extra cash and the affordability of clothes in the UK. I believe they have more ‘packaging’ than Amazon lol

(4) Better opportunities:

Nigerian women are doing really well in the UK. They are like the last piece of the puzzle you need to make your life complete. I have seen some men doing blue-collar jobs marry doctors and company management officials in the UK. This opens a door of opportunities and stability.

(5) Adaptability:

If you are in the UK, you are better off dating a Nigerian woman who lives in the country. This is because they have adapted to the system and have a strong knowledge of how it works. This is always as smooth as when Robin Van Persie moved from Arsenal to Old Trafford. He hit the ground running.

(6) Happy Ending:

UK women have very strong ‘grips’. Legends in the house would understand. This is because of the scarcity of men and the busy nature of the country. You can’t boldly say the same about Lagos-based women who are mostly ‘sexually stressed’ due to too multiple relationships running concurrently and marketing activities.

(7) Mental stability:

Due to the performing nature of the UK economy (compared to Nigeria), the women are generally happy to an extent because their needs are easily met via simple financial plans. Tinubu, back home has triggered an epidemic of mood swings amongst women with highly counterproductive public policies.

( Fiscal compatibility:

Nigerian women in the UK are largely transparent with their finances. They also contribute to the payment of bills. They know for sure that their spouses might develop hunchbacks carrying those responsibilities alone. This attribute isn’t easy to come by in Nigeria where the women regularly say ‘Your money is our money and my money is my money’ to their men.

(9) Better exposure:

Traveling itself is a form of education. As you pass through places, they also pass through you. Nigerian women in the UK have mixed with different races by virtue of being in the country. This has also broadened their perspective on life and made them better people.

(10) Cooking:

Nigerian women are generally fantastic cooks. They don’t just have the skill, but they also have the financial resources to explore new measures of making both local and foreign dishes. Inadequate financial resources impede the abilities of their local counterparts.

Osahon George Osayimwen writes from the United Kingdom.

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Why You Should Patronize JOK Beauty Hub

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Why You Should Patronize JOK Beauty Hub

One of the most reputable online store in Nigeria to shop for beauty products is JOK beauty hub. Known for prompt service delivery and quality products, it is the haven for dignitaries.
Why You Should Patronize JOK Beauty Hub
Some of their services include nighty pants, bra, boxers, singlets, strippers costumes, masks, pink lips, bikini, dildo, beach wears, card games, vibrators, body piercing, pedicure and manicure and lots more.
Owned by delectable CEO, Joy Omolara Kaosara, Patronize them and enjoy the worth of your money.

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Why you Should Patronize Jumaimma Touch

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Why you Should Patronize Jumaimma Touch

Arguably, Jumaimma Touch is one of the leading nail/lashes technicians in Lagos. Owned by delectable MS Jumaimma Danjuma, their services included Lash extensions, Acrylic nails, aqua nails,press-on nails, strip lashes,semi permanent brows,jewelries, pedicure and manicure.
One of the unique selling points of the Jumaimma Touch is their topnotch quality services and products and good customer relations. They also offer home services.
Why you Should Patronize Jumaimma Touch

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Iwobi shines at Paris Fashion Week

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Iwobi shines at Paris Fashion Week

 

 

According to reports, Nigeria midfielder Alex Iwobi immersed himself in the glamour of Paris Fashion Week just weeks before gearing up for Fulham’s pre-season in Germany.

Iwobi shines at Paris Fashion Week

 

The Fulham star, known for his flair, indulged in the latest summer fashion trends while also partaking in exhibition matches and exploring chic Parisian boutiques during his well-deserved break.

Last Wednesday, both Fulham and Iwobi shared a spirited Instagram post featuring Iwobi in the club’s jersey, captioned ‘Reset. Ready.’

Pre-season preparations across Premier League clubs are set to kick off early this month, with rigorous training regimes and friendly fixtures designed to fine-tune team fitness ahead of the 2024/25 season opener scheduled for the weekend of August 16. Crystal Palace notably began their preparations with a closed-door friendly against National League side Sutton United.

 

Only Fulham’s last match of the pre-season is yet unconfirmed on their official website and on the Premier League website. Fulham will travel to TSG 1899 Hoffenheim for a friendly on August 10 as their last pre-season game. It’s the second year in a row they’ve faced the Germans, following their 2-1 win at Craven Cottage last summer, with Iwobi’s compatriot Calvin Bassey getting on the scoresheet.

Last campaign, Iwobi had a great outing in his first season with the Cottagers following his £22m move from Everton. His debut season proved successful following his £22m move from Everton, culminating in his best-scoring league record to date.

The Nigeria international scored five Premier League goals, previously never scoring more than three for Arsenal in a single season, while his best return at Everton was just two goals.

 

Iwobi also provided two assists, bringing his goal contributions last season to seven in 30 top-flight appearances.

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