- Big Brother Naija star Cross Da Boss has shared what he considers one of the biggest benefits of marriage following his wedding to Chinonso Onyebuchi.
- The reality TV star said being married allows him to have s£x whenever he wants and encouraged single men to marry the right partner.
Big Brother Naija star Cross Da Boss has shared one of the benefits he enjoys since getting married to his partner, Chinonso Onyebuchi.
The reality TV star, whose real name is Cross Okonkwo, took to X to reflect on his experience of marriage and encouraged men to marry the right partner.
According to Cross, one of the things he enjoys most about marriage is having s£x whenever he wants.
“One of the best part of been (sic) married is that I get to have s£x when ever I want. It’s actually a blessing from GOD. Guys pls do and marry e dey sweet . Specially if you marry the right one.”
Cross and Chinonso got married earlier this year after taking their relationship to the next level.
His post has since sparked reactions online, with some social media users joking about his candid take on married life, while others agreed that choosing the right partner makes marriage more enjoyable.
In other news… ADC vice-presidential candidate Rotimi Amaechi has challenged anyone accusing him of c@rruption to provide evidence, insisting that he has remained in public life since 1987 without being arrested over such allegations.
Amaechi made the statement during an interview on Channels Television’s Politics Today on Friday, October 2, while responding to questions about his record in public office, including his time as Minister of Transportation under former President Muhammadu Buhari.
The former Rivers State governor said his long career in politics should make his critics produce evidence if they believe he engaged in c@rruption.
“Have you asked yourself why they are finding it difficult to arrest me? I’ve been in politics since 1987. 1987!” he said.
Amaechi, who was announced as Atiku Abubakar’s running mate on the ADC platform in June 2026, maintained that he had consistently denied being c@rrupt.
“I am waiting for the person that will prove that I was corrupt,” he said, adding, “I will not near corruption. I will not get close to c@rruption.”
