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Married women should not be on Facebook, A lady voice out with anger

A controversial vlogger; Blessing Ihedioha has angered online users after advising women to quit Facebook and other social media sites immediately they get married.

According to the vlogger, responsible and mature ladies delete their FB accounts once they marry and she insists that it is the right thing to do.

Blessing gave her reason saying that getting rid of social media helps women have enough time to take care of their husbands.

“Once you marry, you close your account. You permanently delete so you will have time to cater for your husband and your new home” she stated

Blessing believes that it is not enough to remain silent yet present on social media and she advocates for a complete exit.

To emphasize her remarks, she revealed that she is willing to quit social media and even abandon her friends when she gets married.

In the video, blessing promises her future husband that she will forget her destiny and only focus on him.

“I will not wait for you to marry me. As soon as you engage me, I will start closing them down. Who needs friends when I have a husband? I will forget my past life and even my destiny to make sure I take care and dedicate my life to you” she said

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Blessing then brags that even though she is single, she believes that she is wife material. Her statement has sparked reactions with some describing her as an illiterate woman. Others claim that she is using sarcasm to seek attention.

Do you agree with her remarks? Check out some of the reactions

Israel Edeh Am not married oh.. But thus your post is absolutely nonsense.. So the social media is meant for singles only how come if the person is advertising is goods online.. He or she should close abi.. You need to be beaten.. Flogged by koboko

Biji Easton Tuti I weep. It’s a pity….did I hear her say she’ll delete her destiny?
Mindset re-orientation needed urgently!!

Ilo Ebube Sarah Wow you are right o. I will not only delete my account, i will go and destroy my phone and throw my sim card away.

Bridget Onyekwere Who open gate for this one? Is it ur facebooking? Is my hubby complaning? U should first get married before looking for whom to insult. If u are here to advertise ursef no problem but making it sound obvious is totally off.

Kenechi Cletus Foolish talk, she is indirectly advertising her self for marriage

Queen Opeyemi Raheemah Honestly this post and the content makes no sense to me. What of people that are married and their business operate most on Facebook, Facebook page. Helping other people achieve their dreams through Facebook groups. We use Facebook for lot of things. Please think out of that box.
Blessing John Isuosuo Haunty i understand your frustration, i hear in my spirit, your close to menopause, go and attach yourself to any thing called man
 
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