Nigerian comedian Ghe Ghe didn’t hold back during his recent appearance on Honest Brunch with Nedu Wazobia, where he made sweeping claims about relationships in Nigeria.
“Nigerian ladies are the worst to date,” he declared, setting the tone for a fiery conversation that tackled the evolving dynamics of dating and marriage in modern society.
Ghe Ghe argued that relationships in Nigeria have morphed into transactions, with many women allegedly treating romance as a means to financial stability rather than genuine connection.
“Dating in modern times is now a means for these ladies to escape poverty,” he quipped, painting a picture of high expectations and material demands that he believes dominate the modern dating landscape.
The comedian went further, contrasting today’s relationships with those of previous generations.
He noted that in the past, women played integral roles in household management and even contributed to agricultural work, creating a partnership dynamic that complemented their husbands.
“Back then, women supported their husbands in every way. Today, it’s all about entitlement and what they can get out of a man,” he said, lamenting what he perceives as a loss of traditional values.
