- A Nigerian man advised married women to resort to infidelity if their husband is impotent.
- In a Facebook post, Joshua suggested that women should discreetly seek pregnancy from other men without informing their husbands.
- A Facebook user expressed surprise and disbelief at Joshua’s advice, while he justified his statement as a cultural norm and emphasizes the importance of marriage.
In an unpopular opinion, a Nigerian man advised married women to resort to infidelity if their husband is impotent.
Joshua Orochi, recently used social media as a platform to offer advice to women who encounter challenges with male infertility within their marriages.
In a Facebook post, he candidly encouraged women not to be oblivious to their situation and instead suggested exploring other avenues to achieve pregnancy, even if it involved seeking it discreetly from someone other than their husbands.
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Nigerian man advised married women to resort to infidelity
The post generated diverse reactions, with one Facebook user expressing astonishment at Joshua’s unexpected perspective. The user couldn’t believe that someone who seemed gentle and responsible would advocate such an idea.
The user commented,
“Na waah ohh, thank God for Facebook helping people to speak out, if not how would we know that such a gentle and responsible looking man like this could say a thing like this. Wonders shall never end.”
In response to the criticism, Joshua defended his statement by attributing it to cultural norms. He asserted that it shouldn’t be a cause for concern, as long as the individuals involved in the situation are legally married.
The Nigerian man advised married women to resort to infidelity. He even used the example of family lineage and suggested that DNA tests are unnecessary, stating,
“you don’t know your culture naa. It’s possible you are not a true son of your father should DNA test be carried out now, but there’s no need for DNA test, after all, your father married your mother.”
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Married women have no business on Facebook, they should face their home
In other news, Greg Chidera, a young Nigerian man, recently shared his opinion on Facebook that married women should not use the social network.
He expressed that it makes no sense for them to be on Facebook and that they should face their home and build it instead.
According to him, being on Facebook is a waste of time for those women, in addition to the fact that the internet corrupts them.
