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    “Poor girls túrn me 0n, only them can wake up in the morning and join NSPPD prayer” – Mr Supranational Nigeria (VIDEO)

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    “Poor girls túrn me 0n, only them can wake up in the morning and join NSPPD prayer” – Mr Supranational Nigeria (VIDEO)
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    The Mister Supranational Nigeria, Ugochukwu Nwokolo in an interview podcast with @thehonestbunch shares his perspective about poor girls and how marriageable they are.

    As stated by him, poor girls have a more-fertile edge over rich ladies as they can give birth to as many children as desired without a hitch.

    The model shares the mentality poor girls have toward spirituality turns him on, and the poorer they are the better.

    Ugochukwu observes that only they can wake up very early in the morning to pray for their romantic partner; citing the popular NSPPD prayer for effect.

    This statement has raised an uproar among people online, women especially. Read what they said:

    _s.o.f.i.y.a.h: His thinking level poor pass Poor girl wey e dey lament about. But for real, we poor Girls dey suffer ooo😢

    isabeloscar: He’s being very honest though. A lot of men this like this buy don’t say it.

    barsetorney_52: Fine boy with fish brain Apoda

    nkay_whyte: Even those you think are sensible, immediately they enter podcast they will begin they yarn dust.

    ivorybeautyempire: This is general na…that’s why they will tell the woman to quit her job and focus on the home 😂😂

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