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African dating opportunities have increased greatly in recent years, as more and more women have moved to the cities in many African countries. In more rural areas, traditional marriage customs are still followed to a certain extent. However, these traditions are not as strong as they used to be and as African women become aware of how women in other parts of the world live, they have begun to expect more from thier relationships. For instance, in Nigeria, women, especially educated women, are increasingly rebelling against the system of village elders demanding a bride-price, as they consider that this makes women into a commodity. The growth of African dating opportunities is thus the result of an increasing sense of equality between men and women in Africa.

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The Philly spitter and his superstar ex-girlfriend have been in a war of words on social media over the past several months since their bitter break-up in December. Earlier this month, they traded jabs accusing each other of being fake among other explicit things. While they were dating, Meek Mill regularly shows off Nicki Minaj on his social media pages referring to her as wife material and a boss lady, but now he is singing a different tune. Last night, Meek Mill posted a SnapChat that caught a lot of folks attention. “Ya fake ass ain’t no wife material,” he wrote in the Snap before deleting it. While he didn’t name Nicki Minaj in his post, everyone assumes that he is talking about her. Just last week he went on a rant on Instagram after JAY-Z drop his new album, telling his fans that she has fake everything including fake skin tone and fake mileage. Meek is telling his people that Nicki is no wife material and that he regrets ever getting together with her. “Of all the wome

African dating opportunities have increased greatly in recent years, as more and more women have moved to the cities in many African countries. In more rural areas, traditional marriage customs are still followed to a certain extent. However, these traditions are not as strong as they used to be and as African women become aware of how women in other parts of the world live, they have begun to expect more from thier relationships. For instance, in Nigeria, women, especially educated women, are increasingly rebelling against the system of village elders demanding a bride-price, as they consider that this makes women into a commodity. The growth of African dating opportunities is thus the result of an increasing sense of equality between men and women in Africa.