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Nigerian lady goes viral for showing off her stunning tribal marks

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A Nigerian lady, identified as Shade, has gone viral on the microblogging platform X after proudly showcasing her beautiful tribal marks.

Shade, who goes by the Twitter handle @shade_bum, shared photos of herself with her distinct tribal marks in response to a post praising ladies who look great with a ponytail hairstyle.

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She posted stunning photos of herself rocking the hairstyle, but netizens were particularly drawn to the tribal marks on her face.

The photos quickly gained widespread attention, amassing over three million views and thousands of comments from netizens intrigued by her unique physical appearance.

See the photos below,

In other news, a Nigerian lady has shocked netizens with the changes her body experienced after giving birth to her son.

The woman, who was excited all through her nine-month journey, took to social media to share how her body started to depigment immediately after she gave birth.

She revealed that she became pregnant with her first child in 2021 and showed a video from that year in which she looked lovely and had a chocolate-colored complexion free of blemishes.

The moment right after she gave birth to the infant was depicted in a different scene. She explained in the caption that the delivery had gone smoothly and that she had no issues at all.

The skin surrounding her eyes and other areas of her body had lost its colour, leaving them all to seem white.

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