I wish I can have a girl to call My own – Young Nigerian boy of secondary school age shares his major ambition

A young man identified as Ola Atanda Abdullahi, on Facebook has cried out about having to share everything in Nigeria including a girlfriend.

The seemingly frustrated young boy of school age made this known via his Facebook page as he expressed his displeasure.

He wrote:

I wish I can have my own personal girlfriend buh
here in Nigeria 🇳🇬, we share everything


Many comments have sprung up from the boy’s lamentations with many agreeing with his assessment while others have vehemently defended their significant others.

This is coming after a young woman on Tik Tok gave 5 reasons why her boyfriend would never cheat on her.

See Ola’s post below

I wish I can have a girl to call My own - Young Nigerian boy of secondary school age shares his major ambition

See some reactions below

I wish I can have a girl to call My own - Young Nigerian boy of secondary school age shares his major ambition I wish I can have a girl to call My own - Young Nigerian boy of secondary school age shares his major ambition



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