- Reality star Uriel Oputa criticizes BBN girls for offering relationship advice, following Rachel Edwards’ suggestion that women should dump their men without intending to buy a car.
- Rachel, a former BBNaija housemate, urged women to leave their men if they don’t plan to buy a car for them.
Reality television personality Uriel Oputa has expressed her belief that participants from Big Brother Naija should refrain from offering relationship advice. This statement came shortly after fellow BBNaija contestant Rachel Edwards suggested that women should end their relationships with men who do not plan to purchase a car for them.
Rachel had garnered attention for her provocative statement, urging women to leave their partners if they lack the intention to buy them a vehicle.
“If he has no intention of buying you a car, leave him!!!,” she wrote.
In response, Uriel Oputa took to her Instagram account to assert that individuals from the BBNaija franchise should not be in a position to dispense such advice. She shared a thought emphasizing that a woman’s decline often begins with the emergence of a sense of entitlement.
Uriel wrote …
“No offence some BBN girls Should not be giving relationship advice
“Ladies, the beginning of your downfall is when entitlement creeps in. When you become a constant receiver without gratitude or the ability to recognize what you’ve been given, you lose the power to grow. True wisdom lies in acknowledging what you receive, using it to elevate yourself, and sharing that knowledge to become a better person. Entitlement is
the greatest form of bondage —know this, and you will be free.”
Reacting to the post…
@blessedprinx_cosmetics said: “At least we still have Bbnaija with brain, Ladies that really works for their Money Knows what gratitude is, they know every damn value of Money given to dem”
@___guddie1 wrote: “Uriel
God will give u ur man
Make we rest”
@thefoodnetworknig2 said: “@ that car ugm with your full chest Uriel baby…I dey your back”
@ishuwabrownie wrote: “The first part I don’t know. but the second part is knowledge to be taught in a four year course. Entitlement is bad.”
