Five Years Later, Man Reacts to Old Post on Wife’s Submissiveness, Loyalty, and Humility

• Five years after praising his wife for her submissiveness, loyalty, and humility, Nigerian man Onyelike Darlington returned to Facebook to share an update.
• On December 8, 2025, he posted a screenshot of his original 2020 message and humorously captioned it, “Na me write this?” s

A Nigerian man, Onyelike Darlington, has shared an ‘update’ five years following his original post where he praised his wife for her submissiveness, loyalty, and humility.

He took to Facebook on Monday, December 8, 2025, sharing a screenshot of his post, which was dated 2020.

he wrote “She understands the principle of partnership. She is convinced about the doctrine of Submission. She knows that loyalty and humility is the key. She is aware that Respect is the most important thing that a man needs. She has won the battle of supremacy.”

Reacting bon the post five years later “Na me write this?” he captioned the post.

In other news…. Nigeria’s First Lady, Remi Tinubu, recently sparked controversy over her interaction with Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State, who is also the uncle of music star Davido.

The incident occurred during the 10th coronation anniversary of the Ooni of Ife over the weekend. A video circulating online shows Governor Adeleke, known for his love of dancing and singing, on stage preparing to deliver his speech. He began by singing Christian hymns in gratitude to God before transitioning to his remarks.

At this point, the First Lady approached him on stage, asking, “Are we in church?” as she handed him his speech and gestured, apparently signaling that he had a short time to read it. Despite this, Governor Adeleke continued singing, prompting the First Lady to return and warn, “I will turn off the microphone.”

The interaction drew criticism from some observers, who felt her approach was disrespectful to an elected governor. Several people also referenced past controversies involving the First Lady and former senators, suggesting that the behavior was consistent with previous incidents.

On the other hand, some questioned whether it was appropriate for a governor to sing while he was meant to deliver an official speech.