- A Nigerian man advised that married women that encourage contributing financially in a home should be avoided.
- He added that they did so because they wanted other women to feel their pains too
- Netizens did not fully agree as some stated that married women that encourage such weren’t as bad.
A Nigerian man shared and advised against married women that encourage other women to contribute financially to their homes.
In the tweet he posted, he shared that such women were unhappy in their marriages and wanted other women to feel their pain.
He also added that the woman was deeply frustrated and advised that no one should listen to her.
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He wrote: “Any married woman that comes to social media to tell that “it’s perfectly okay for the wife to pay the bills too” is not happy in her marriage. She’s saying it so that other women will feel her pains and be miserable like her. Don’t listen to her, she’s frustrated.”
Married women that encourage financial contributions are bitter
His tweet got several people talking as some opposed his view that married women that encourage other women to contribute are bitter.
@pragmaticdarey: “I don’t get… why can’t my wife pay bills , are we not supposed to help each other??”
@ibeokolo: “Women are not wired to pay bills especially in marriage.
Thank you Agba, I said something similar yesterday, who would have thought you’d say something like this today.”
@cigaemezeAnth1: “Women are they worst enemies of women when it comes to advise. Especially, women of these generation.”
@trailerwave: “Women just hate themself even the women way dem say na dem understand their self pSs hate their self pass.”
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Nigerian man advised married women to resort to infidelity if their husband is impotent
Meanwhile, 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.
