“I’m preserving my virginity for her” – Cameroonian man tattoos his crush, Tiwa Savage on his chest

Cameroonian singer, Olatokay has declared his undying love for Nigerian songstress, Tiwa Savage by drawing a huge tattoo of her face on his chest.

The man took to his Facebook page to reveal that he has a big crush on the Kele Kele Love crooner, and noted that his only wish is for the music star to say yes to him.

According to Olatokay, he has been preserving his virginity for the mother-of-one, and he’s ready to take her to the alter to make her his wife.

He shared photos of himself and said the reason for drawing the tattoo and writing her name was to prove his love to the award-winning singer.

He wrote: “Acquired an ultra classic Tattoo of the love of my life Tiwa Savage! Felt so much pain in process but the thought of Tiwa’s unapologetic beauty took that pain away.

My only wish is for her to say yes to me so I can take her to the alter and make her my wife. As a matter of fact I’m still preserving my virginity for her…I love her so much… I fit do anything for love”

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In other news, a Nigerian lady identified as Kemi says she has canceled her wedding due to her fiancé’s failure to release funds for the planning.

She said that since he engaged her and fixed a date for the wedding, she’s been handling all expenses because he has not dropped any money towards the wedding arrangement.

She announced the cancellation just three days to the wedding, mentioning her fiance’s nonchalant attitude as the main reason for her action.

According to Kemi, he told her that his money is in fixed deposit and offered to refund her everything that she spent.

She, however, said she visited a counselor and made a decision to cancel the wedding, though she is not confident that she made the right decision.

Kemi wrote; ”Just called off my wedding because of my fiancé nonchalant attitude. This guy hasn’t dropped one penny and wedding is in 3days, he keeps saying his money is in fixed deposit and that he will refund me. Spoke to a counselor and decided to call it off. Hope I did the right thing.”