Love Island Nigeria
Love Island Nigeria

Love Island Nigeria

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2022• min/ep•Reality
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Love Island Nigeria is a Nigerian dating reality series - based on the international franchise Love Island - where contestants, in this case “Islanders” are hosted in a villa under close monitoring from a lens with the aim of Finding Love…Whoop! Whoop!

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