''90% of African men love to get married to plus size women'' actress Dayo Amusa

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''90% of African men love to get married to plus size women'' Dayo AmusaIn a recent interview with Punch, actress/singer Dayo Amusa, said 90% of African men go for plus size women when they want to settle down. According to her, Plus size women are very accomodating''Ninety per cent of African men would go for plus size women because we are very ‘accommodating’. I think the only reason a man would go for a slim lady is due to the ‘slay mama’ trend on social media but when men want to settle, they go for plus size women''The post ''90% of African men love to get married to plus size women'' actress Dayo Amusa appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.

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