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Men Are Now Choosing Future Partners Based On IELTS Scores – Lady writes

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Nigerian Men have raised the standard on which they now choose their ‘main chic’ in a relationship.

According to multiple reports gotten from social media, Men are now choosing future partners based on IELTS scores.

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A twitter user who made the revelation suggested this new requirement from Nigerian Men might stem from the fact that they are trying to get Canadian Visas.

Nenye’s tweet reads ;

Wait, you guys now pick main chic by who has aced her IELTS?

I mean, how can you have three girlfriends, make all three write IELTS so that you can pick the one with the highest IELTS score?

This Canadian hustle is turning people into monsters.”

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