Nigerian lady lists her requirement for a husband as she embarks on ultimate search.

Nigerian lady lists her requirement for a husband as she embarks on ultimate search.



A lady took to Instagram to share her requirements for a husband.
She wrote;
It’s official. Preferably Igbo cause no energy to break cultural barriers. Must be tall. I can’t deal with short guys and their complex issues…soryee.
Age between 40 and 45. I don’t need boys claiming to be men. Real men or get smacked down! Must be working. Have his own. No baby mama dramas cause I can’t deal.
No born again fakeness either. I booze now and again and dude has to booze with me. Lol. Should be a once-a-month night out. Dinning out now and again. Loves to travel. Loves to read. Loves cars. I don’t need any guy with brain the size of a tennis ball cause he’ll get electrocuted before he comes ten yards close.
Signing off. Baba Jah noni. 😂😂😂
Well, if you’re searching for a partner and you meet the requirement, you can slide into her DM…
See her photos below…

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