“If Marriage Is Not An Achievement, Why Are You Hunting For Married Men?”- Lady Calls Out Women

• A Nigerian woman critiques other women who reject marriage as an achievement.
• She highlights a contradiction where these women pursue married men.
• The statement raises questions about the values and beliefs surrounding marriage among women.

A Nigerian lady has questioned the actions of women who dismiss marriage as an achievement but still deliberately pursue married men.

In a statement shared online, she pointed out what she described as a contradiction in the way some women view marriage.

According to her, some people often argue that being married is not an achievement, yet they actively seek out married men for romantic relationships.

She alleged that some women go to social events with the intention of identifying married men, collecting their phone numbers and later pursuing intimate relationships with them.

“Marriage is not an achievement, but you go around hunting for married men. You go to events hunting for married men, collect their number to knack later,” she said.

Her comments have sparked discussions online, with social media users weighing in on marriage, relationships and the reasons some people are attracted to married partners.

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Read some comments below:

@Tony_Whillz:”Dem don knack this one husband she carry camera begin rant 🤣”

@NCHIBOHU-GLOBAL:”I know just believe that marriage is not achievement, you know what you will pass through before getting to marriage,  your stress and your prayer everything, inside the marriage you are still praying every day for God to bless your marriage🧎‍♂️🧎‍♂️”

@balogundrey🏆=💸:”Thank God it’s coming from them. That’s why it’s important to listen and learn from what people say without necessarily following their footsteps. I wouldn’t be surprised if the same person giving this advice is still doing the exact opposite. 😅”

@Horla ♎️❤️:”Don’t mind them. If you check people wey Dey talk that thing most, they don’t have any man in their life or come from happy home.”