Rudeboy advises men to pursue rich women instead

Singer Paul Okoye, born on 18 November 1981 better known as Rudeboy is a Nigerian music artist who rose to fame in the 2000s as a member of the P-Square duo with his identical twin brother Peter Okoye.

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Nigerian singer Paul Okoye, also known as Rudeboy, recently has advised men to redefine the narrative of marriage and relationships by opting not to marry poor women, hence he made this known on his Instagram story on Monday, where he bemoaned the rate at which women continue to place financial expectations on guys before they even date or get married to them.

Furthering his message he encourages men to shift the narrative by striving for financial success and seeking similarly affluent partners.

His words: “The rate at which they keep saying man must be this financially. Money bla bla bla before getting married or into relationship is alarming.

“Dear kings!! Change the narrative, chase money, make money and look for a rich girl. Make everybody go hustle.”

Reacting to his post many of his followers said a lot in support of his preachings. Comments are below:

Veevogee said, “A hardworking man deserve a hardworking woman. Iron sharpeneth Iron..

Pr_tty_an_gel said, “He who finds a girlfriend in Nigeria has automatically adopted an orphan.

Chyddo said, “If according to the society a broke man doesn’t deserve love or relationship, a rich man also shouldn’t be policed on who to love to be in a relationship with. You can’t make a broke man look miserable and then try to hold down the rich man.”

Reacting to the news as reported by vanguard news on Facebook, one of the followers; Eze Aki said “Money aren’t counting in marriage, what matter in marriage is peace of mind. Abii una naver see a man who has everything in this earth but still he dey find a woman who go, give him peace of mind. If money is everything in this life””why men are men looking for a woman that’ll give them peace of mind?”

Life no balance at all