No Nigerian man can date me unless you are prepared to be paying me N40 million monthly allowance thus says a South African lady who just decides to carry yarn
A statement that went viral from a South African woman has sparked a heated debate on Nigerian social media. She boldly claimed that no Nigerian man is worthy of dating her unless he coughs up ₦40 million every month.
No Nigerian man can date me
This lady’s comments have spread like wildfire across platforms like Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), and Instagram. She made it clear that in today’s world, emotional connections just don’t cut it anymore. For her, financial stability—at a staggering level—is a must-have.
Her now-famous line, “Love doesn’t pay bills,” has resonated deeply in a country already grappling with economic strain, unemployment, and soaring living costs.
No Nigerian man can date me
While some critics have slammed her demand as unrealistic and disconnected from reality, others believe she has every right to set her own standards, no matter how lofty they may appear. Some commenters pointed out that many men already spend similar sums on lavish lifestyles, multiple partners, or political aspirations—so why is there more outrage when a woman lays out her expectations?
On the flip side, some caution that such narratives could further commodify relationships and exacerbate unhealthy views on love, gender roles, and financial worth. No Nigerian man can date me
This controversy also sheds light on a growing trend on social media, where relationships are increasingly framed in transactional terms, prompting questions about whether romance is gradually being overshadowed by financial negotiations.
As the reactions keep rolling in, one thing is clear: this conversation has evolved beyond just one woman’s demands—it’s about redefining what love means in today’s economy. No Nigerian man can date me
What are your thoughts?
Should anyone face criticism for establishing financial standards in relationships, or is this simply the new reality of love in 2026?
Meanwhile; Veteran actor Emeka Ike is a very angry man right now as old family drama resurfaces again, he didn’t hold back against Jaruma Kayamata and his son Sean Ike for their indecent act in a viral video recently.
Emeka Ike is making headlines again, but this time it’s not for a new film.
The seasoned Nollywood actor has been trending after he took to social media to call out Jaruma Kayamata and his son, Sean Ike, for using his name and image to promote a controversial video that features Jaruma and Sean in bed—complete with Emeka Ike’s face prominently displayed as the thumbnail. No Nigerian man can date me
Just like that, a family issue that many thought was behind them has resurfaced in the public eye.
Sources close to Emeka reveal that he felt deeply hurt and embarrassed by the way his name was dragged into what he considers a cheap attempt at gaining attention. He believes Jaruma intentionally exploited his identity to attract views, fully aware of the painful history tied to his family name.
But this isn’t a new saga.
Let’s rewind to: The 2023 Family Breakdown That Nigerians Still Remember
In 2023, Emeka Ike opened up about the emotional turmoil he faced when his marriage to his ex-wife, Suzanne, fell apart, a situation that nearly shattered him.
He claimed that:
Suzanne took their four kids, kept them hidden from him, and turned them against him.
This whole situation pushed him into a deep depression.
During that time, he felt both emotionally and financially shattered.
Just a week later, things took a different turn. No Nigerian man can date me
Media personality Chude Jideonwo invited Suzanne and Sean Ike to share their perspective — and Sean didn’t hold back at all
Sean openly criticized his father, calling him abusive and emotionally damaging. He said that when he finally reunited with his mother, the first thing he told her was:
“I h@te my father.” Continue reading here
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