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I don't roll with guys that are cheap - Slay queen says

A slay queen has come out to talk about relationship and love. According to her, men who are not financially buoyant should not approach women or even woo them. The lady particularly said that guys with no iPhone and Benz should not come near her.

The lady identified as @iamvictory45 on Instagram took her time to make a video to this effect. In the video, she emphasized that men should go look for money first before making an attempt to win the heart of a woman.

She went on to insult men who wanted ladies for themselves but do not have the needed amount of money at hand. According to her, any guy who wanted to approach her must have an iPhone and Benz.

The lady, in the video, also emphasized that men should not expect ladies to stand with them in times of poverty neither should they get married to somebody's daughter if they do not have money.

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See the video below:

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Nigerians have reacted to the statement of this lady in various ways. See some of the comments below:

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sarah_wahala: "Babe if u want guy spend money on u , u have to look according your request"

frank_okwy: "Look at the background of where you are self i think is one of those block houses in amukoko or festac as your location says, you people are 8 or 9 in a single room & you are looking for guys with iPhone & benz cars."

porsh_akankee: "And u are putting on 1k round neck."

cosmas.ugochukwu: "Did ur father have iPhone or Benz before your mother agree to marry him? U better stay humble or dem go use you buy the benz."

smileztafari: "And we sef we don’t roll with girl that have too strong accent you will embarrass us in public...keep your expensive self."

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Recently, Reno Omokri made it clear on social media that if a man wants to confide in a woman, he must choose to talk to a pray queen not a slay queen.

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