The latest trend on the internet is evaluating the roles and contributions of women or ladies in a relationship. But, unfortunately, different celebrities have given contradicting opinions which did not sit well with their fans.
Speaking on the trend, bold Nollywood actress, Ruth Kadiri took to Instagram to share a post asking her fans for their honest opinions on the issue.
The actress got many talking in the comment section with her question on a woman’s responsibility in a relationship.
She wrote: What is the woman’s responsibility in a relationship? Sincerely asking for a friend. What do you bring to the table. Nobody should tell me they are the table o.
Fans have reacted to the questions, although they are mixed of composed and funny responses.
A user identified as Nathaniel and Kyraash believed there is no table without a woman, and a woman can provide support through prayers.
Nathanielvibe wrote: Pray and support him in the way she can
Kyraashleyboss wrote: Without a woman there’s no table in the first place
Another user gave a lengthy opinion, highlighting a woman’s numerous qualities.
turkish_dealight: In most families women bring serious financial skills (buying groceries is hard on a limited budget), women bring peace to the t
able as more often women have to reconcile family members. Women bring time and energy to the table – most often women care for the kids and household and that is no joke. Women bring money to the table, most families cannot live without a second income and many a time you’ll find that women silently earn more than their husbands – regardless the money is for the family’s upkeep. Finally women bring life to the table – most often the table is not worth being at unless there is a woman in the household to ensure the table is lively, full of food and sane. People who ask questions like this are quite foolish in my opinion, their desire is to make men and women fight unnecessarily which is a foolish thing to do.
Kemi Filani recalls that Ruth Kadiri opined that Nigerians do not deserve help in achieving the kind of nation they all yearn to have.
Ruth Kadiri in an Instagram post, questioned how a person could fight for Nigerians who are quick to rubbish celebrities posts attacking politicians.
She wrote: “How do you fight for people who don’t want to be fought for How do you defend people who will tell you to rest after two post about you fight for their cause on social media.
The only that they want to read is how a celebrity’s marriage ended and how an actress is sleeping with a married man.
Call a politician out 10 other truth hating, benefit hungry clout chasing celebrities will say #IStandwith. Nigerians don’t deserve help. Please don’t bother.”
