“I Can Only Marry A Nigerian Man Whose Mum Is Dead, Otherwise Count Me Out!”

A lady with the nick name Sisi Cynthia took to twitter to say this….

See what she posted below:-
This has got Nigerians talking…
I Sincerely understand Cynthia, She is saying this because of how some Mother-in-law’s behave.. but this is too much.
What if your give birth to a boy, he grew up and get married and then pray you (cynthia) die before she get married to your son? Same abi…..
See what Nigerians are saying below:-

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