Singer Daisy Ejang Set To Wed Nigerian Guy, Risks Leaking Her Nudes.

Daisy Ejang thinks her Nigerian Man is a complete gentleman " he is the best thing that has ever happened to my life, yes we're planning to make our relationship official " she said during an Online chat.

Looks like gospel singer Daisy Ejang has moved on after reportedly calling off her romance with fellow Singer Levixone, the former TPF 6 finalist is in the midst of a blossoming relationship with a Nigerian only identified to us as Chad.

HowweBiz has reliably learned that the new couple is in works to walk to down the aisle sooner than you expect.

 " Daisy and Chad have been dating for quite a while, and are planning to taking things to the next level- they might wed secretly since chad is not a showbiz guy " a source tells us

Do you trust Nigerian Men anymore ? remember what befell Desire Luzinda when her relationship with estranged Nigerian boyfriend Frank Emourbor hit the rocks, you don't need to scratch you head to recall.

Daisy Ejang thinks her Nigerian Man is a complete gentleman

" he is the best thing that has ever happened to my life, yes we're planning to make our relationship official " she said during an Online chat.

Asked on whether she isn't scared scared of the risk she stands dating a Nigerian

" hahah, I am not scared in any way, my man loves me to beats, he can't leak private issues to the public, he has made me realise that I am a Woman and he knows how to handle my craziness "

Daisy was reluctant to answer some questions about her new man

" I can't tell you everything about our relationship- this is private life, ask me things concerning my music "

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