Nollywood actress Bukky Wright recently caused a buzz on social media with her comment about Nigerian men and how they were not ready to handle self-made women.
Bukky Wright, who confirmed she is back in the movie industry after taking a break, addressed the difficulties colleagues encounter in their relationships, particularly with Nigerian men.
The actress, while speaking with media personality Ebuka Obi-Uchendu on Channels TV, stated that many actresses struggle to find suitable partners due to their profession.
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According to Wright, some men who desire actresses often have ulterior motives, other than genuine love for them.
“But unfortunately, you find that the men who have the courage to approach you as an actress are often those chasing clout or men with questionable intentions. You can’t blame the women in the industry because these are the men that approach them,” she said.
Wright stressed that when the “right” men come along, they often lack the emotional maturity to handle an independent woman.
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According to the actress, many Nigerian men are not ready to embrace the independence of a self-made woman.
“Sometimes, these men get jealous over things they shouldn’t be jealous of, forgetting that they met this woman in her career—whether on screen as an actress or as a self-made woman—before they approached her.” “Nigerian men are not ready for a self-made woman. I’m sorry if it comes across as an insult, but are you truly ready for an independent woman? If you want an independent or strong woman, trust me, there are certain things you have to accept,” she said.
The Omotara Johnson star also sent a message to Nigerian men to go for women without aspirations if they wanted a partner who would completely submit to them.
Watch the video as Bukky Wright speaks about Nigerian men:
Reactions trail Bukky Wright’s comment about Nigerian men
OSG compiled some of the reactions, read them below:
@thechiefbiyi:
“Everybody get one or two things about man or woman. make me sef find something talk.”
@king_zino24:
“Most Nigerian women think they deserve the right man like say na birthright, without working on themselves. You might meet the right men but they may not approach you because you are not the right woman.”
@goodlife_unlimited_energy_:
“No wonder Suara leave you and marry Toyin Tomato.”
@nedu_22:
“What the hell is she yapping about.”
@oedeko3020:
“May my manhood not put me into trouble. May my manhood protect me. Amen. That is my daily prayer.”
@ra_ms3je:
“For most women being left alone by men is God protecting you. Being single is often the blessing.”
@startly6269:
“Why does a man need to handle you, if you are thinking right. It is not that these men can’t handle you , they just don’t have the time to deal with unproductive engagement.”
@kucutooms8685:
“The same self-made women would be running after richer men…… Why are u not dating or marrying less rich men???? Stop the B.S…….”
@melas_telas:
“55% of the self-made women are sometimes arrogant and don’t submit to a man’s leading, even the real good men too. On the flip side, there are lots of insecure men who can’t handle self-made even the very lovely self-made women. This has led to many wonderful self-made/independent women becoming single because the men who can walk with them and work seamlessly with them in love, career and everything in between are very very very few and this is very bad.”
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