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Is that brother single please? - Toke Makinwa throws shot at Basketmouth’s brother (photo, screenshot)

Nigerian OAP, Toke Makinwa, recently took to the comment section of comedian Basketmouth's post on Instagram, to shoot her shot at his brother and his response is quite hilarious.

The reigning method of 'shooting shots' continues to yield some positive feedback. However, what is more interesting is the fact that ladies have become bold enough to take on the practice, one of who is Toke Makinwa.

Comedian Basketmouth recently shared some photos of his brothers and Makinwa was seen in the comment section making inquiries about the relationship status of one of them. According to the fashionista, she was 'asking for a neighbor'.

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Makinwa’s comment reads: “Exkeeeeeessss me pls is that brother with dada single pls? I’m asking for my neighbor.” Basketmouth replied saying: “It depends on how you want to look at it, sometimes he is… it depends on the times of the day. Ask him sha, or just have your neighbor ask him.”

See screenshot below:

Toke Makinwa shoots her shot at Basketmouth's brother, he replies

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