According to ALICE TEMITOPE DAKO, it's no doubt that Nigerian men make wonderful lovers; they are sweet, kind, thoughtful, maybe not very romantic but romantic still and good in bed too. It is also no doubt that these men are very rare to come by in Nigeria.
Maybe by default or societal conditioning, most Nigerian men are so not
it; they are egoistic, chauvinistic and make terrible husband materials.
You wonder why I think Nigerian men; at least most of them, won’t make
good husbands, read the reasons listed below:
-They Are Chauvinists: pardon the strong word
“chauvinists” but Nigerian men prefer to stick to their bias opinion
about women and their responsibilities in the home. They take the “head”
duty way too serious and often push the women aside expecting them to
follow their will and do as they say. If you marry a Nigerian man, you
will probably end up as the less important voice in the home rather than
as the partner you are to him.
In Nigeria, some men believe men are entitled to as many women as they
can handle and so, they are free to marry more than one wife or have
affairs with other women. With a Nigerian man, it is never certain that
you will be the only woman in his life. To save yourself the heartbreak
of discovering condoms and hotel receipts in his pocket or worse,
finding out he has secret children, please do not marry a Nigerian man.
You want flowers, a guy to follow you to the salon, exotic lunches,
dinners, vacations, chocolates and breakfast in bed? Then, a Nigerian
man is not the man you should marry. They often consider these things as
cheesy and unnecessary. Maybe they will try on your birthday and
Valentine’s Day (that’s if they don’t come up with excuses to forget).
The most romantic thing some Nigerian men will ever get for you is packs
of food from an eatery or drinks and few back/foot rubs just right
before s-ex.
– You Will Be A Nanny To A Grown Man: if God blesses
you with a Nigerian man and a somehow scattered one, you are in soup.
You’ve just graduated to being a nanny to a full grown man. You will
pick his socks, shirts and what not after him when he gets back from
work, even flush the toilet when he’s done. Be ready to face a sulking
man if the food is not ready on time or you try to get him to do
something for you when his favourite game or TV show is on. You will
have to pet and stroke his ego almost all the time to make him happy.
– They Have The Wife Beating Syndrome: either by
societal conditioning or home training, some Nigerian men believe it is
very normal to hit a woman; that is the only way to put them back on
track when they are wrong. It is no secret that some Nigerian men will
beat their wives and feel no regret about it; it is somehow the woman’s
fault the man is so angry to the extent he has to hit her. If you’re not
ready to lose your fine skin to the itchy palms of a man, please steer
clear of Nigerian men.
They are also good liars. They smoke and drink heavily and blame it on
the society’s deteriorating condition; they have to “keep body and soul
together”. Many Nigerian men have money problem; it is either they are
misers or heavy spenders. Some prefer to show off the wealth they do not
possess by living way beyond their standards. And the most annoying
part is that many Nigerian men are Mr nice guy in public and Mr stingy
in their homes which you will agree is not a very attractive trait
especially in someone you want to spend the rest of your life with.
I know by now, some guys are already hissing and cursing me probably but
it is undeniable that many Nigerian guys have terrible attitudes that
make them really undesirable husband materials. I mean, it is tough
enough we have to cope with the many issues in the country, men problems
should not be added to our weighty wahala. We deserve men who
understand us (at least to a reasonable extent), shower us with the
affection we need, pamper us and make us feel very special and loved but
how many Nigerian men can beat their chests that they can be the man of
our dreams or at least, part of the dreams?!!
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