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“When you marry, delete every social media app from your wife’s phone” – Noble Igwe reveals bizzare conversation between three men in Enugu

Media personality Noble Igwe has shared a word of advice to men.

On his Instagram story, he revealed a conversation between three men in Enugu. The actor said he caught snippets of the conversation at breakfast, where one of the men told the other two to delete every social media app from their wives’ phones when they get married. He said they should allow their wives to have a few contacts they can call, and they must know who they are.

The second man concurred with him, noting how many women in their 30s are advising others to leave their marriage.

He said the third man noted how small boys are now sleeping with people’s wives.

“As I heard at breakfast this morning in Enugu.

Man 1: When you marry, delete every social media from her phone. Just allow her to have a few contacts she can call; you must know who they are, too.

Man 2: Yes, a lot of women in their 30s are the ones telling other women how to leave their marriages.

Man 3: All these small boys are now sleeping with other people’s wives”.

Noble Igwe conversation with three men

In the wake of Frank Edoho’s marital issues, Timi Dakolo admonished his brothers not to die in silence and to learn to speak out. The singer said he would rather see them in tears than in a coffin, while adding that had I known isn’t a prayer point.

In another post, he shared a message about marriage and relationships, noting that marriage isn’t easy. Dakolo advised people whose relationships are working to be grateful and enjoy them, rather than mock those who are struggling.

Mary Njoku had addressed men who demand a 50/50 split in their relationship. Njoku noted that some men are now trying to change things by splitting the bills with their wives. She admonished everyone to stick to their curse and God-given cross.

In a previous post, she had corrected the narrative that women love being independent. She said there is no such thing as an independent woman, as independence isn’t a preference, but a response. Njoku noted that no one wants to live alone, but we become independent when we don’t have dependable people around us.