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- Anastasia Umenyiora emphasizes the importance of women finding kind-hearted partners.
- Her comments were made during a celebration of her husband, Dilly Umenyiora, for taking her on a vacation.
- The message highlights the value of compassion in relationships.
Anastasia Umenyiora, spouse of businessman Dilly Umenyiora, has encouraged women to seek out kind-hearted partners.
She made the remarks while celebrating her husband for taking her on a vacation.
In a social media post, Anastasia emphasized the importance of prioritizing kindness when selecting a life partner, highlighting Dilly as a prime example of these qualities.
“Always ensure that the man you choose has a kind heart,” she shared, pointing to her husband as the embodiment of this ideal.
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In other news… A young lady has stirred debate on social media after claiming that every man a woman meets automatically owes her money.
In a viral video, she explained why she believed men are in debt to women. She compared it to Black Americans in the United States fighting for reparations for their stolen land, saying in the same way, men owe women money.
According to her, men have pushed women out of positions of power, denied them work, and taken opportunities that could have earned them money. Because of this, she argued, all men owe women.
She added that any man who meets her automatically owes her money, and if he cannot give her money, he should simply stay away.
See some of the reactions below:
Nonso Amadi wrote: “Untill dey use you do ritual. Your friends will wear black and black with candles and be shouting we no go gree at the end they go gree . Make everybody go hustle.”
Trex wrote: “See her nose, I been noticing lack of oxygen in the air, never knew there was an oxygen sucking alien on the loose, take her back to her cage.”
Good Heart Guy wrote: “If you go back yard and see her no man is giving her money just come online to spoil other women minds.”
Larryley wrote: “Nah the reason them Dey always collect the iphoneXR they buy for them after break up.”
Arabiota wrote: “Even the woman I meet with another man on bed I still owe her money right dey play.”
Fredinana wrote: “Na person like this dey do osho free, then come online dey form rubbish.”
