- A Nigerian media personality has sparked controversy after saying husbands have the right to lock their phones but wives do not, while also claiming that men cheating does not affect a home as much as when women cheat.
- He further claimed that women often become emotionally attached when they cheat, which he believes changes their behavior toward their partners.
A Nigerian media personality has sparked debate online after sharing controversial views about marriage, privacy, and fidelity during an interview on Raw & Real With Jesse Filmz.
Speaking on the program, he argued that men and women have different roles and expectations in marriage, particularly regarding privacy with personal devices.
He said, “Every man has the right to lock his phone, but his wife doesn’t have the right to lock hers. The Bible says woman was created from man, so she must be open. I took her in, paid her bride price, and brought her into my home, so she has to be completely open.”
The media personality also shared his opinion on faithfulness in relationships, suggesting that infidelity affects men and women differently.
According to him, “Faithfulness is a choice based on what they bring. When a man ch£ats, it does not have 90% impact in the home, but when the wife ch£ats, it affects both the husband and children.”
He further claimed that women often become emotionally attached when they cheat, which he believes changes their behavior toward their partners. He stated, “Women can’t handle ch£ating, once they do, they do it with their heart.”
Explaining his viewpoint further, he added, “A man can have something with three women but still have time for his wife, but when the woman does it, she begins to give you attitude.”
He concluded by saying, “A man that is sl£eping out doesn’t mean he does not love his wife, he does even madly, but can still cheat on you. But women can ch£at and start giving you attitude because her heart is out.”
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