Nigerian preacher and marriage counsellor Reverend Funke Felix-Adejumo has advised married men against exhausting themselves in efforts to satisfy their wives, stating that no man can fully please a woman. This guidance was shared in a recent post on Vanguard News.

Veteran Nollywood actor Emeka Ike stated that love and marriage are not scams, emphasizing that the issues arise when individuals enter relationships solely for financial gain. In an interview with BBC News Pidgin, he remarked that relationships become fraudulent when one partner uses the other for support. He advised women not to heed the opinions of those whose marriages have failed.

Chioma Uzodimma, the wife of the Imo State Governor, has advised men to care for their wives while they are financially stable, suggesting that such kindness will be reciprocated during challenging times. She emphasized that women generally wish for the best for their husbands, which can strengthen their support in difficult periods, according to Information Nigeria.

Nollywood actress Toke Makinwa has responded to claims that modern Nigerian women are materialistic and primarily seek financial benefits in relationships. During an episode of the MENtality podcast, she argued that romantic relationships have historically been transactional and suggested that Nigerian men often provide little beyond financial support.

Nollywood actress and filmmaker Toyin Abraham discussed her career transformation in a recent interview, emphasizing her hard work and divine favor. She stated that she no longer seeks approval or compromises her dignity to stay relevant in the industry. Additionally, she mentioned that her husband is not romantic, highlighting a personal aspect of her life.

Kingsley Okonkwo, a well-known relationship coach and pastor, has ignited a heated debate on social media following his controversial dating advice directed at women. His opinion has led to a division among Nigerians, sparking discussions and reactions online.