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Nigerian man creatively shoots his shot on Twitter, users react

Finding love on social media these days has become very easy. With women becoming more vocal and guys throwing caution to the wind, anyone, anywhere finds it easy to approach their love interest while using their phone screens as shields.

Recently, a Twitter user identified as Biisi96 creatively approached a young lady named Khadijah on the platform and announced himself as her husband. Social media users immediately reacted to the rather bold move which might just be the beginning of a love affair.

It all started when Khadija shared some adorable photos of herself and introduced herself to the Twitter family. Being a sharp guy, Biisi96 responded with a weird introduction of himself, where he stated that he is her husband.

Might sound funny and sleek to a lot of people but this is how love stories start. We have heard of many cases where couples reveal that they met on Facebook, Twitter or even Instagram. It is 2018 and social media is connecting people in many ways than one.

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Social media users who thought the sleek move by Biisi96 was indeed smooth reacted and hailed him for going after what he wants.

Read some reactions below:

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Just recently, a couple who met on Twitter tied the knot in style. The couple who were friends for four years knew they had something special and decided to take their relationship to the next level.

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