A Nigerian woman based in the US has stirred up mixed reactions with her list of requirements for men interested in a relationship with her.
Ogechukwukamma Christine Kalu, the lady in question, shared that her DM has been flooded with messages from men expressing their love for her.
However, she reiterated that she remains single but has specific criteria for a potential partner.
Ogechukwukamma outlined various requirements such as education, religious devotion, culinary skills, and a willingness to handle household chores.
In her words:
“Now that my DM is clogged with “I love you” let me reinstate that I am single.
Looking for a cute man, well educated, God fearing, knows how to pray and intercede for the family, can cook and enjoys laundry, is homely and can fold clothes immediately after laundry. Enjoys house chores, can take care of kids and also has a good job business and/or great career prospects. Loves PDA and can perform. Loves plants. Enjoys listening to worship. Expects loyalty, respect, faithfulness because he gives and is capable of giving them long term. Listens to understand and not to respond. Knows how to pronounce “parallelogram, Otorhinolaryngologist, and Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious””
This elicited various reactions from social media users.
For instance, legacywealth1 expressed skepticism, suggesting that the woman might be a time-waster.
On the other hand, success_richy humorously advised her to "create her own man from sand."
While jasonsickbeats questioned what her role in the household would be with such high expectations from a partner, phatini_ defended her, stating that finding such qualities in a person is not impossible.
Even comedian Acapella joked about her search, saying, "Mama Dey Find A I."
Meanwhile, ifedioraamara applauded her for being specific in her desires, while kingjamescfr hinted at the complexities of marriage beyond mere pronunciation skills.
The post has garnered a lot of attention on social media platforms, sparking conversations about relationship expectations and standards.
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