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Jamaican dancehall deejay, singer, and songwriter, Grace Latoya Hamilton popularly known in music circles as Spice has explained why she cannot date an Igbo man.
The s3xy musician made the remarks in an interview with media personality Daddy Freeze when he asked her to choose between dating an Igbo man and a Yoruba man.
In her response, the musician, who is regarded as one of the most well-known dancehall performers in the world today, stated that she was hesitant to date an Igbo man because of what she had heard about their post-breakup behavior.
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She said Igbo men have a reputation for making women fall in love with them, then taking back everything they gave them as a gift, leaving the ladies feeling “n@ked.”
Having experienced heartbreak already, she declared that she wouldn’t desire such a thing.
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