Nigerian Lady In Ghana Searches For Love: "You Must Have Money And Know Places"
- A young Nigerian lady who is in Ghana for a short stay has begged for love online
- Identified on her socials as Favoured Queen, the lady said she had grown tired of staying indoors alone and for that matter needed a man to take her out to explore Ghana
- Netizens, particularly men, who came across the video on her TikTok page expressed interest in going out with her
- A psychologist, Justice Adjei Ocloo explained why women would come online to beg for love in an interview with YEN.com.gh
A beautiful Nigerian lady, tired of being lonely, has taken to social media to search for love.
The young lady, identified on her socials as Favoured Queen, said ever since she moved to Ghana, she had been indoors because she did not have a man to take her out.
Source: TikTok
Favoured Queen said she desperately needed a boyfriend in Ghana as her life in the West African country was becoming boring.
"I came to Ghana for vacation, but you see this vacation, an inside room I dey. I don taya. The last day I stepped out of this house was the day I went to make this hair, I don't know anywhere. Guys, I need a boyfriend," she said.
In the video captioned, "I need a boyfriend", which was sighted by YEN.com.gh, the young Nigerian lady outlined the qualities her would-be man in Ghana should possess.
"You must be cute, you must have money, if possible, you must get car. But even if you no get a car, as far as say you get the money, we fi dey use bolt, there's taxi. So cute, you have to have money, and you must know places," she stated
Men attempt to woo Favoured Queen
Some men who came across Favoured Queen's video on TikTok attempted to woo her with flowery words.
@mona said:
"you’re so gorgeous."
@qingvyruz7784U also said:
"Im here and ready."
Speaking to YEN.com.gh, Justice Adjei Ocloo, a psychologist, explained that from a psychological perspective, women coming online to beg for love are driven by emotional deprivation and loneliness.
"A woman begging for love online could stem from Profound emotional deprivation and loneliness, possibly rooted in childhood experiences of neglect or abandonment, driving an intense need for validation and connection. Low self-esteem and internalized beliefs of unworthiness, lead to a desperate pursuit of external affirmation and acceptance to fill an inner void," he stated.
Ghanaian woman begs for love online
In a related development, YEN.com.gh reported that a Ghanaian woman resorted to social media to find love.
In a video that circulated online, the woman desperately appealed to men to propose to her, promising a weekly allowance of GH¢300.
For the kind of partner she wanted, the lady said she would prefer a man who was younger than her.
Proofread by Berlinda Entsie, journalist and copy editor at YEN.com.gh
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Source: YEN.com.gh
