“Bae Beyond Borders”- 4 Southie Babes Are Set to Find Love in Naija Men

In Showmax‘s new reality TV series, four Southie babes will try to find Bae Beyond Borders.

Four women who are ripe and hopeful for marriage embark on a journey to discover love in Nigerian men. They have their pick of 12 Nigerian bachelors from different walks of life.

Bae Beyond Border features Zezethu Mniki, Nande Ramcwana (24), Malibongwe Gumede (31), and Vuvu Maseti (31).

Zezethe is 34-year-old from Joburg. She claims to be an introvert who loves nature and animals. Despite being an introvert, she enjoys experiencing new places.

24-year-old Nabde hails from the Eastern Cape. She holds a Diploma in Local Government Finance. Currently, she is a YouTuber and content creator. She describes herself as an enthusiastic, self-motivated, reliable, responsible, and hard-working person.

Thirdly, Malibongwe is a radio producer. “I love shopping, traveling, and going out with friends to eat some good food and sometimes I can be an introvert and keep to myself,” she said.

Lastly, Vuvu said “I am a very indecisive person, so narrowing down the guys to just one was so difficult for me. What if I make the wrong decision, how will I live with myself?”

Bae Beyond Borders

Out of the 12 Nigerian men, the women will collectively select eight men through online speed dating. After the selection, they will travel to Nigeria to meet with them in person.

From their eight favorites, the women pick one man to take back home. They move into a gorgeous villa in Cape Town to see if they want to head forward together as a couple. 

Bae Beyond Borders which is produced by Zinzi Velelo Alake will be available for streaming on Showmax from October 23.

Alake, after discovering love with a Nigerian man herself, is convinced that humans can find love anywhere.

“I created this show because I found love beyond borders. I am a South African woman who fell in love with a Nigerian man, and blending our cultures has been life-changing.

Furthermore, the executive producer said she hopes to unite countries with the series.

“The show was also created to unite Africans in love and to shine a light on a different kind of love people usually do not get to see and I am excited for people to see it.”