– Nigerian author and ex-presidential aide Reno Omokri has given a piece of advice to men
– Omokri said whenever men offend their women, they should ensure they are forgiven before going to sleep
– According to him, it is dangerous to sleep without being forgiven, suggesting that a woman could harm her man in his sleep over disagreement
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Former presidential aide Reno Omokri has advised men to ensure they are forgiven by their women before sleeping whenever they err.
According to the author, men should be scared whenever women say they are not angry despite being wronged by their lovers.
In his words:
“Dear men,
“If you offend a woman and she says ‘I am not angry’, be afraid. It is like doctors telling you ‘you won’t feel a thing’ before giving you an injection. Only fools believes that. Please beg her before sleeping, to avoid stories that touch.”
Nigerians soon flooded the comment section of the post to share their thoughts.
Reno Omokri took to social media to give men a piece of advice.
Photo credit: @renoomokri
Source: Twitter
Tweep with the Twitter handle @_Jeanax wrote:
“When I say AM NOT angry I mean it. My man understand that and I was brought up well to forgive all men whatever their sins. I need peace of mind so I don’t habour hatred and I forgive very easily.”
@lolipoz154 commented:
“Not every lady is a monster, some of us get over our anger very fast!”
@razorinventor reacted:
“Bros, abi u offend Madam ni? Make we help you beg…lol. Just pulling your legs…I won’t forget this advice in a hurry. Cheers.”
In other news, relationship and mental expert Blessing Okoro Nkiruka has advised men to stop dating or thinking about marrying hungry women.
According to her, such characters come into the relationship or marriage to eat.
Okoro underpinned that there are so many hungry women out there looking for men with means to feed them under the disguise of relationships.
She said:
“When you date a hungry woman, she will never be loyal to you. Anywhere she sees food, that is where her loyalty lies.”
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Tunde Ososanya, a Bioreports editor, is a graduate of Mass Communication from the Nigerian Institute of Journalism. He’s passionate about what he does and finds fulfillment in informing the people. Ososanya is the author of Later Tonight: a Collection of Short Stories.
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