In a recent Twitter thread, Dr. Stan, a prominent online doctor, voiced his concerns about igbo women and their tendencies to abandon their husbands in critical situations.
Dr. Stan expressed agreement with a fellow Twitter user, John Doe, who stated that women, in general, don’t love men, suggesting he may have been referring specifically to “Igbo women.”
During a WhatsApp call with a friend, Dr. Stan revealed that they had spoken on the mean-spiritedness that was among many “Igbo women,” describing it as “scary.” Advising his followers, particularly his male audience, he urged them to prioritize finding genuine love in a life partner over tribe.
Dr. Stan also shared his personal experience, revealing that he is happily married to a Caucasian woman, revealing that life would not be good if he had chosen an “igbo woman.” He claimed to have observed these traits from a distance before making his decision.
In a cautionary tone, he concluded that there are only very few “good” igbo women, estimating that they are not even up to a hundred.
Brothers, marry well. Forget about the tribe and marry someone who loves you. I am married to a Caucasian, and my Igbo mother is in the house, and life is good. Life wouldn’t be good if I had married an Igbo woman. I saw it from a distance before making my life partner decision.
They are very few good Igbo women.
They are not up-to 100”
Recall that in February of 2023, Daddy Freeze had taken to the spotlight by advising potential couples not to marry someone unable to meet their sexual needs. He spoke on the importance of regular sexual satisfaction, explaining that a lack of it could lead to long-term issues in the marriage.
Also, In a separate instance, Solomon Buchi chimed in with an advice to men in September 2023. He urged men to abandon the notion that women need marriage to fix their lives. He encouraged Nigerian men to discard stereotypes perpetuated by Nollywood.
