“The Idea That “We Don’t Need Men” Is Not Valid”- On-Air Personality Says

• An Abuja radio personality named Evelyn Obasi believes the claim that women don’t need men is false.

• On her Facebook, she pointed out that many women argue over men and can feel vulnerable because of them, proving that this belief is not valid.

An Abuja radio personality named Evelyn Obasi believes the claim that women don’t need men is false.

On her Facebook, she pointed out that many women argue over men and can feel vulnerable because of them, proving that this belief is not valid.

She stated, “They mostly fight because of a man. They don’t want to work because of a man. They render themselves incapable because of a man”.

She also mentioned that many women participate in the Hallelujah challenge because they are single and looking for a husband, suggesting that every woman desires a man.

“Hallelujah Challenge” is about husband or man. Prayer house is because of man. Kayamata and the rest is because of man. Showing boobs, doing BBL and opening body is because of man. There are very few women who are not dependent on a man. So, this argument of “we don’t need man” no hold water,” she wrote.

In other news, Ben Hundeyin, the Police Public Relations Officer in Lagos State, has expressed his desire to own a luxury car, specifically a Lamborghini.

He shared this in a playful tone on Monday, March 3rd, during the ongoing discussions about Lamborghinis.

Lamborghini is making waves in Nigeria because of a recent drama with socialite Sophia Egbueje and Grammy-winning artist Burna Boy. Reports claim that Burna Boy promised Egbueje a Lamborghini but didn’t keep his word. In response, Egbueje bought the luxury car herself, causing a buzz on social media.

Recently, Mercy Eke from Big Brother Naija displayed her luxurious Lamborghini, making waves online with her images and videos. This has sparked conversations, with some arguing that Lamborghinis are purchased to flaunt wealth.

At the same time, Hundeyin reached out on his X (formerly Twitter) to ask Nigerians for advice on how to earn enough money for a Lamborghini.

He wrote, “I wan buy Lamborghini. Abeg where una dey see dis money? 🫣.”