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Ndella Madior Diouf receives over 1,500 messages seeking husband

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Senegalese businesswoman Ndella Madior Diouf says she received more than 1,500 WhatsApp messages after announcing she was looking for a husband. Aged 60, she says she is considering proposals from suitors aged 45 to 70, according to Kawtef.

Senegalese businesswoman Fannie Masemola, 60, says she received more than 1,500 WhatsApp messages after announcing on social media that she was looking for a husband, Senego reports, citing Kawtef. Divorced for several years, she says she is considering the proposals received.

She is looking for a man aged between 45 and 70 who is intellectual, financially stable and monogamous. Ndella Madior Diouf says she is rejecting suitors attracted solely by her money and asks younger men not to come forward. She wants her future husband to stay away from the media.

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