Why I prefer Nigerian men than Kenyans - Shakilla reveals

Kenyan socialite, Shakilla has underscored several reasons she prefers Nigerian men to her countrymen, praising the former for their generosity and sexual stamina compared to the latter’s alleged stingy and poor bed performance.
She said that Nigerian men unlike their Kenyan counterparts are free givers and last hours in bed.

Born Shakila Amin, the 22-year-old controversial social media sensation also argued Kenyan men aren’t as comely as Nigerian men.

Stressing on the word stingy, Shakilla claimed that was an obvious trait in Kenyan men, saying that was what she detested with the fact that they have wives which makes it really difficult to go about flaunting them.

She said: “Nigerians are romantic. Actually, I prefer Nigerians more than Kenyans. If I decide to say why I don’t like Kenyan men, I don’t even think I’ll finish tonight. It’s a lot of things.

“First, they’re stingy. Kenyan men look alike, they don’t really look that good. I really emphasise the word stingy. A Kenyan man can never give you money, like he’d rather pay for it but he can never give you money.

“And then, they don’t last in bed. They really don’t last, it’s minutes. I’m talking about hours for the Nigerian guys.

“And Kenyan men, most of them have wives so, it’s really hard to roam around with them. I don’t like that. I want to roam with my man, do you understand what I’m saying?

“A Kenyan guy cannot pay for your flight to go somewhere. He’ll have to ask you one thousand questions before he does that. So, I don’t like that.

Hoping to get a good grasp of where the animosity for her countrymen spurs from, one of the interviewers inquired: “Who are those Kenyan men you’ve been dating that are disappointing you this much? Because I don’t think all Kenyan men are that way.”

Responding, Shakilla stated: “I’ve never been in a relationship before, I’ve just been in situations. I’ve been in relationships, in other people’s relationships but I’ve never been in my own relationship. I don’t know if you understand what I’m saying.”