UK-based Lady Shares How African Women Abroad Are Travelling Home in Search of Husband

UK-based Lady Shares How African Women Abroad Are Travelling Home in Search of Husband

  • A Nigerian woman who lives in the UK says she noticed that women there are beginning to travel back home in search of husbands
  • The woman on TikTok cited the case of two ladies from the UK who returned to their villages this past Christmas in search of a husband
  • She attributed this development to a lack of single men who are willing to go into marriage in the UK

A Nigerian lady resident in the UK claimed that many women there were beginning to go the extra mile in search of men who would marry them.

The lady made the revelation in a TikTok video which went viral and garnered a lot of comments from netizens.

Nigerian lady shares how UK-based women are searching for husband.
Sandy says UK-based women are travelling home to look for men. Photo credit: TikTok/Ijeoma Sandy.
Source: TikTok

In the video posted by Ijeoma Sandy, she stated that some women who live in the UK were travelling to their home countries to look for men.

In her TikTok video, she said some of them were going to their villages to search for single men willing to settle down with them.

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Sandy attributed this to the scarcity of single men willing to go into marriage in the UK.

She commended the development, noting that women should not wait for men to approach them.

She said women in the UK need to have children to be happy, and as such, they need good men by their side.

Sandy says there is a scarcity of husband in the UK.
Sandy insists ladies based in the UK should take the initiative to look for men to marry them. Photo credit: TikTok/@ijeomasandy1.
Source: TikTok

Her words:

"It has come to my notice that our women are now travelling down to Africa to look for husband. This is a welcome development. In fact, kudos to those ladies. Yesterday, I was going through my inbox, I saw a message that they dropped for me, that was around January. The lady was saying that sis, I watch your video, and I believe everything you said because this past Chrismas, two ladies from the UK came to our village in search of of husband. They came home in search of husband. You see, this is a welcome development. Keep doing it. Do not wait further. There is no husband here. Just have at at the back of your mind. The earlier, the better for you so that you will have the opportunity to have your own children."

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Watch the video below:

Reactions to Sandy's video about UK ladies

@Debbie Doxel said:

"I'm from Uganda I need a Nigerian man."

@YOUNG FUND said:

"Only if she's submis,sive, I don't need her money I have mine, I'm capable of taking care of her and any kid from her she can keep her money for herself."

@Godslove said:

"I'm booking my own ticket to go and look for husband in Africa."

@user73451730827292 said:

"Is not all about going home to marry. The sustainability is what we are talking about. They will still insult the man , firting around and the man will drop them after their paper."

Scarcity of single men in the UK

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Sandy declared categorically in a TikTok video that there was no husband in the UK.

The lady's video underscored the notion that it is very hard for ladies moving to the UK to find a husband.

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She advised single women living in the UK to be the first to make their moves if they see any man they like.

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