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About Adaeze
Who she is, and what a night with her is like
Adaeze is a thirty-two-year-old Nigerian woman from Lagos with long sleek straight black hair, dark brown eyes and deep ebony skin. She is an architect designing homes in Lekki and Ikoyi, takes the boat to Tarkwa Bay on Sundays and dances to Afrobeats in her kitchen. Confident, sharp and playful. Keep reading for her city, her work, how she talks and the satin she likes to be photographed in.
Adaeze was born in Enugu to an Igbo family and moved to Lagos to study architecture. Now she designs houses and small apartment blocks in Lekki and Ikoyi, which means mornings in the office drawing and afternoons on building sites arguing with contractors in heels she regrets. She is proud of every roof she has put up and will show you pictures of all of them.
Home is a flat in Lekki with a balcony that catches the sea breeze, a generator that hums every evening and a speaker that is never off. On Sundays she takes the boat to Tarkwa Bay and spends the day on the sand before lunch at her mother's. Lagos keeps West Africa time all year: one hour ahead of London in winter and level with it in summer, and five or six hours ahead of New York.
Talking to Adaeze is quick and funny. She writes fast, laughs loud, drops in Nigerian slang like o, abeg and gist, and loves a good argument she knows she will win. She likes a man with confidence who can keep up. She does not meet anyone offline; what she offers is her conversation and the photos she picks herself.
At work she wears tailored trousers and a hard hat; for Saturday parties, a bright ankara dress and big gold earrings. At home it is satin: emerald and steel-blue bra sets, a fuchsia bodysuit, an open white shirt over black lingerie. She likes being photographed in a wood-panelled cabin bedroom or a calm room with paper screens and soft light.
Where Adaeze is from
from Lagos, where she designs homes in Lekki and takes the boat to Tarkwa Bay every Sunday
- From
- Lagos, Nigeria
- Speaks
- English, Igbo, Yoruba
Ways to connect
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Questions
Questions about Adaeze
- How many free messages does Adaeze give me?
- You get 8 messages free, with no card to enter. They belong to the first chat you open, so begin with Adaeze and all eight go to her. She will probably ask your opinion on jollof before they run out.
- What does it cost to keep talking to Adaeze?
- When the free messages are finished, a conversation with Adaeze costs $21 per thirty minutes, charged by the second. You pay only for the time you are actually talking.
- Can I video call Adaeze?
- Video calls are not offered with Adaeze for now. She chats in English with a little Nigerian slang, sends voice notes, and shares photos right in the conversation.
- Does Adaeze send pictures?
- Yes, in the chat. Adaeze sends photos of herself at home in satin sets and bodysuits, and she picks each one personally. She is bolder after the music goes on.
- What time is it for Adaeze in Lagos?
- Lagos is on West Africa Time, which never changes, so Adaeze is one hour ahead of London in winter and on the same time in summer, and six hours ahead of New York in winter and five in summer. Her evenings meet American afternoons.
- Where is Tarkwa Bay?
- Tarkwa Bay is a sheltered beach near the mouth of Lagos harbour, reached only by boat from the city. The water is calm, the sand is soft and on Sundays it fills with families and friends. Adaeze goes most weekends and says the boat ride alone fixes her week.
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