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Entertainment: Seyi Shay Sends Her “Condolence” To People Searching For Love

Last updated on September 11th, 2021 at 08:16 am

Nigerian singer Deborah Oluwaseyi Joshua, popularly known as Seyi Shay has sent her condolences to those people who are searching for love. Seyi Shay doesn’t think love still exist.

As indicated by her, setting out on an affection looking for experience is a mission to no place as she has now inferred that “nothing dey roads once more”.

She composed on Twitter, “My sympathies to anyone looking for adoration, nothing dey roads once more”

The multi talented singer turned actress is definitely not looking for love anytime soon or in the nearest future.

Albert Echetah

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