Go marry your mother if you don’t trust your wife — Psquare tell men praising Achraf Hakimi

The famous Nigerian singer, Peter Okoye has criticised men who were commending the famous international footballer, Achraf Hakimi for playing wiser than his wife in their divorce matter.

The divorce case of the international footballer and his wife has generated reactions on social media.

This came following the discovery that the footballer has little assets to his name.

He had 80% of his assets in his mother’s account and registered his property in her name.

This has put smiles on the faces of many men and a few women while some others have criticised him for not trusting his wife enough in the first instance.

Reacting to the trend, Okoye said any man who has no trust in his wife should not marry at all

He said a man should not wish his wife to experience hardship after divorce and therefore needs to share assets with her.

Many social media users criticised him, following his submission and opinion.

While responding to the criticism, the popular entertainer told them to go and marry their mother if their wives are not to be trusted.

He wrote: “Make all of una go marry una Mama!… no time!? Since Hakimi sense wan ki una????.”

He also wrote in another post: “I didn’t insult anybody! I only aired my opinion! And if you are not ok with it, it’s fine! But that doesn’t give you any right to insult me or any member of my family on my page! So BLOCKING YOU is the only option! Feel free to join dem after all i no Dey feed u! #MyPageMyData”

I invested almost N1 bn on my last album — Davido

Thé famous Nigerian musician, David Adeleke popularly addressed as Davido has disclosed the sum of money he invested on his third studio album ‘A Better Time’.

The talented musician said he invested almost $2 million (almost one billion naira) on the music album.

He made this revelation during the media tour for his most recent musical album ‘Timeless’ in the United States, US.

He said the money was spent on videos, promotions and features.

He said, “My last album, I will tell you, I probably spent $2 million. That is for everything. You know what I’m saying?

“I haven’t even spent $300k on this album [Timeless]. And I made more already in three days. It just shows me the level of where African music is going.”