Nigerian Woman Says Kenyan Men Are Famous For Being Heartbreakers

• A YouTube content creator asked Nigerian women different aspects of Kenya, including music and men
• The women admitted that they did not know a single Kenyan musician or song, leaving the interviewer stunned
• One of the women said she would get married in Kenya, but the guys had a reputation for breaking hearts

A video of a content creator asking Nigerian women questions about Kenya has amused many.

Nigerian women's take on Kenya

Going by the username @mindlessnomads, the guy first asked the women about Kenyan music.

"Do you know any musician or song from Kenya?" the guy asked.

They thought about it for a moment before awkwardly answering no.

The interviewer seemed surprised and commented that Nigerians only listened to their artistes.

"We listen to other music only that we might not know the names of the song or artistes," they said.

He then recommended Sauti Sol and asked them to listen to the band.

The women sent greetings to Kenyans, saying they would not rule out visiting the country.

"You guys are nice," one said, saying she might get married to a Kenyan.

However, she admitted that Kenyan men had a bad reputation.

“They are heartbreakers.”

The sentiments elicited mixed reactions online, with social media users saying:

_lucia.lexythe _:

“Kenyans don't know how to be humble.”

adolf_ke:

“Here in Kenya, we don't care.”

Hopealoysgaju;

“You guys forgot about Kenyan ladies with big foreheads.”

Preacher shakes waist in church

In other news, a well-endowed pastor moved her ample waist in church.

In the surprising video, the preacher vigorously shook her backside while the service was ongoing.

The video sparked controversy online, with many netizens criticising the apostle for her dance moves.

Many accused her of being inappropriate and not respecting the sanctity of the church.

However, others defended the preacher, stating there was nothing wrong with dancing in church as long as it was done respectfully and in line with the teachings of the Bible.

“The world is becoming churchy, and the church is becoming worldly," wrote one person.

“The way people dance in church and the club is the same," added another.