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Reactions as London to Lagos charity rider’s alleged love interest, Zenab bids Nigeria goodbye
Recall it was fanfare yesterday in Lagos, when popular London To Lagos charity motorbike rider, Kunle Adeyanju finally brought his adventure to an end. Kunle who attracted the attention of the world on social media after he started his charity adventure on the 19th of April in London, was accorded the reception of a celebrity in most of the West African countries he made a stopover. Along the line, the Rotarian made some couple of friends in these West African countries one of which that attracted the most attention is an Ivorian lady, Eba Zenab.
Zenab who was physically present in Lagos at the grand reception to welcome kunle to Nigeria on Sunday after flying all the way from her home country prior, few minutes ago posted a farewell tweet on her Twitter handle bidding Nigeria goodbye while also appreciating everyone for welcoming her.
The pretty Ivorian lady, a fellow Rotarian, started attracting the attention of social media users after Kunle posted a picture of him carrying her on his arm on his Twitter page which subsequently sparked a fire of insinuations that both of them might be in love.
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