- Nigerian singer Rybeena shares thoughts on marriage and life choices.
- Highlights the challenges and potential regrets associated with marriage.
- Suggests that both settling down and remaining single can lead to regrets.
Nigerian singer Rybeena has sparked reactions online with his candid take on the realities of marriage and the different choices people make in life.
The artiste, while reflecting on the challenges that can come with marriage, suggested that there may be regrets regardless of whether a person chooses to settle down or remain single.
Rybeena shared the thought in a brief but striking statement, saying, “Marriage is not easy oh. If you marry, you will regret. If you don’t marry, you will still regret. Choose one of the regrets.”
His remark highlights the often-complicated decisions surrounding marriage, where both married and unmarried people may face their own unique struggles, expectations and uncertainties.
The statement has since generated conversations among social media users, with some finding humour in Rybeena’s blunt perspective while others agreed that every major life decision comes with its own challenges.
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In other news… Nigerian singer Rybeena has revealed that he and his wife, content creator and actress Kidbaby, have decided not to have a child in Nigeria, citing concerns about the country’s economy, living conditions and social environment.Music & Audio
Speaking on the Wahala Podcast, Rybeena said his personal experiences and his view of Nigeria’s current situation influenced the couple’s decision about parenthood.
“Because of my experience and the way the country is, we are far behind among other countries even though we have most richest people in Africa,” he said.
The singer also expressed concerns about Nigeria’s economy and what he described as a shared mentality among many people in the country.
“Our economy and everything. So us having a child here is messed up for real. Everyone here has the same mentality kind of common and it really matters,” he added.
His comments have since generated mixed reactions online, with some Nigerians questioning why he chose to publicly share such a private family decision, while others said his concerns about raising children in Nigeria were understandable.
