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– A young man identified as Afam said Igbo men are too busy looking for money and don’t have time to cheat
– The young man noted that it is the person who has nothing to think about that cheats
– Not many agreed with him, though some said the percentage that cheats is quite low
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A young man identified as Afam Deluxo has made a case for Igbo men on social media. Deluxo took to his page on Twitter to say that Igbo men do not cheat.
According to him, they are too busy making money and barely have time for having affairs with other women.
The young man noted that the only thing Igbo men do that is close to cheating is calling all women endearing words.
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Read his statement below:
“Truly, Igbo men are too busy trying to make money they barely have time to cheat. The only thing close to cheating they do is addressing all women with “Mummy” or “Nne”. Outside that, we are good. He who has nothing to think about cheat. Nigeria cut your hair, believe it.”
Not many Nigerians agreed to Deluxo’s submission. Some stated that Igbo men only cheat less.
Read some comments below:
@insidelife411 said many of the sales girls working for Igbo men are their side chics but it is hard to know because they run their relationship discreetly.
@chizibestest said Igbo men are more faithful.
@ouijaicrois stated that Igbo men cheat but the percentage is low.
@cestcommca said Anambra men cheat a lot.
In other news, Bioreports earlier reported that a Nigerian woman revealed an Igbo man would never abandon a girl he got pregnant.
A lady called Lisa said that even if such a lady is not the wife of the man, the Igbo guy will still take care of the person and the baby.
Lisa noted that no matter the situation, Igbo men are never known to abandon a woman.
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