- Nigerian woman debates that women were not wired to pay bills.
- She said that men are the ones who are meant to foot the bills of the females in their lives.
- The comment section was filled with a lot of controversial comments.
In a rather upsetting podcast, a Nigerian woman debates that women were not wired to pay bills.
In a video from thehousebunchpodcast, the lady debated with the host of the podcast, Nedu Wazobia, holding strongly to the belief that women shouldn’t pay bills.
According to her, since the time of creation, it was always the man’s responsibility to bear the financial burden of him and his partner.
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Women were not wired to pay bills
The host, Nedu Wazobia, objected to her belief, saying that many women would rather be independent than take money from men.
The lady still reiterated that it’s not like women do not pay bills, it’s just that they were not wired to pay them.
The comment section was filled with people lashing out on the female, while others supported her:
@okpokpoinnocent6 : “If women are not wired to pay bills, what exactly are they WIRED to pay for?”
@african_rebel_v: “This aunty pls next time think deeply before you open your mouth to talk which is not wired to pay bills but you’re wired to spend money that is not your; most times I wonder if your husband’s or boyfriends don’t say the shameless thing his dating.”
@its_chikadibia1: “We are not wired to spend o who will buy me tickets.”
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Fear and Run From Every Girl in Choir – Nedu Wazobia
Meanwhile, renowned On Air Personality, Nedu Wazobia, offered his insights on young women in choral groups while conversing on Naija FM’s ‘Across the Bridge’ program.
Nedu expressed that the outward demeanour of girls in choirs may not invariably mirror their genuine nature.
He recounted a personal experience with a choir member whom he initially believed to be a virgin but later discovered engaging in ungodly activities during night rehearsals at the church.
