5 Things You Should Not do When Dating a Nigerian First Daughter.

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Nigerian first daughters are not like other people. They have been responsible since primary school, they have opinions about your life plan, and they will notice the one thing you forgot. Dating one is a full-time commitment, so before you shoot your shot, read this.

1. Telling her to relax

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Relax where? She’s been the second mummy since she was 12. She’s always trying to fix something, so relaxing is not in her dictionary. Don’t tell her to calm down, ask what is stressing her, and then actually help.

2. Waiting to be asked for help

Oga, the moment you see that she needs help with something, do it for her immediately. These first daughters will solve their problems without your help, ooo. Don’t be the guy who watches her carry three bags and says, “You should have told me.” Just carry the bags.

3. Overdoing the romance

Noooo. First daughters don’t need too much romance. A little show of love is okay, don’t overdo it. Skip the grand speeches and the 47 heart emojis. Remember her birthday, show up on time and be responsible. That is romance enough.

4. Trying to control the ultimate controller

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You want to control the ultimate controller? My dear brother, tread carefully. She has a plan, a spreadsheet and a backup plan. Allow her to control you instead, and your life will run smoothly. LOL

5. Disrespecting her family

You’re not only dating her, but you’re being also interviewed by her siblings and her parents. The small ones are the spies, and they will report back. Greet properly, dress well and don’t fall your hand. If you can’t handle one Sunday visit, you can’t handle her.

Date a first daughter and you gain a partner, a manager and a lifetime supporter. Just don’t make these five mistakes.

Disclaimer: One man’s meat is another’s poison, so make sure you study your woman and know exactly what works! If you like, follow me…LOL!!

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