- African preacher exposes why women look for trouble, says women wake up every morning and set trap.
- He said that they derive joy in quarrels between themselves and their spouses.
- He also added that they use quarrels to check if the love their spouses have for them is real.
African preacher exposes why women look for trouble, says women wake up every morning and set trap.
In the now trending TikTok video, he shared that women derive joy whenever there was a quarrel between them and their spouses.
He added that they use quarrels to check if the love their spouses have for them is real or if it had been long lost.
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REACTIONS: Why women look for trouble
He cited an example, saying that a woman can be watching a movie, sees a man in the movie and say he is handsome. The husband on the other hand can’t make such compliments about a female actress.
He added that it was important for men to ask for wisdom so that they can handle women and all their excesses.
Netizens reacted to the video on why women look for trouble;
@MMA 🥰: “I swear I go man house yesterday off my phone my bf don drop vn tire oga deh disorganized for work, nah love.”
@Enamk: “Why do I feel like this man is talking to me direct.”
@ogheneblessing0: “Mine is the other way round my we even call other lady fine here and there and i mind my business that is how I’m till in my marriage for many year.”
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Male teachers are in trouble: Secondary school student shows short skirt
Meanwhile, a secondary school student got netizens talking as she whined her waist to an amapiano beat in an extremely short skirt.
A video that was posted on Tiktok by one @nompe007 showed two secondary school students dancing to an amapiano sound in class.
One of the students had her skirt rolled up to her upper thighs, although she wore sheer tights, netizens could not believe how freely they behaved in class.
