"I don't like it when people say I married a Nigerian, I waited for 33 years but no Ghanaian man proposed to me' - Singer, Becca

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Ghanaian superstar singer, Becca lashed out at those complaining that she married a Nigerian man in an interview with Afia Pokuaa on her “Vim Talk” Show.
Becca who is married to a Nigerian entrepreneur and artist manager Oluwatobi Sanni Daniel, disclosed that she got married at the age of 33 and waited all those years for a Ghanaian man to propose to her but got nothing.
Here is a video of the interview below;



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