Our men really need to do better,after sexualising everything about our young women,it still us that will complain of no more wife material out there 🤦♂️
Replying to @jon_d_doe
You see this confirmation here…it’s the highlight for me….As an African man who’s still struggling with life,who knows what being a man translates to,will never want to marry you as a single woman who’s already successful in her career,who have acquired one or two for herself to move in with you.
That’s why as a young woman,while you’re pursuing your career and dreams in life…make sure that you didn’t forget that no amount of money you acquire in life that will ever replace the place of a man in your life.
At that upper echelon of your career…most men that will come your way will have ulterior motives because they really know who they are{the head and not the neck}
So dear young woman,that young man that’s also building his career just as you’re building yours is much of a sure bet for you{you guys will grow together}than the ones you’ll meet when you must have made it alone later in life….you’re welcome 🤝🫶🏻💯
That viral clip wasn’t even shocking because of who he supports. It was that line about
‘banking on Nigeria not to get better’.
I get he was trying to explain how fragile businesses are under unpredictable policies, but the wording exposed a mindset many people hide…contractors who thrive in unstable markets, middlemen who profit from scarcity, business owners who fear government retaliation, and those whose success depends on political proximity.
He just said out loud what many think privately.
Flavour is my all-time most streamed artist on Spotify, since 15/10/16. Go and find out yours at Your Party of the Year(s)!!! open.spotify.com/artist/0oKN…
Replying to @jon_d_doee
Only solid men will understand and agree with her…that was my tweet on the same issue…To be a man no be cho cho cho





