“Any man who lies to a woman just to have sex with her is weak” – Actress Merit Gold

• Nigerian actress Merit Gold has publicly criticized men who deceive women for sex, labeling them as “weak.”

• The actress expressed her disapproval of men who make false promises to women to lure them into bed in a recent Instagram post.

• In response to a socialite controversy, she emphasized the importance of honesty and integrity in a person’s life.

Nigerian actress Merit Gold has criticized men who mislead women for sexual purposes, labeling them as “weak.”

In a recent update on her Instagram stories, the actress voiced her disapproval of men who make insincere promises to entice women into sexual relationships.

She emphasized that any man who is unable to be honest about his intentions lacks both integrity and strength. Her comments were prompted by a controversy surrounding socialite Sophie Egbueje.

A leaked voice note that emerged online reportedly features Sophie claiming that Grammy-winning artist Burna Boy promised to purchase her a Lamborghini following an intimate encounter, yet did not fulfill this promise.

This allegation has ignited discussions on social media, with many people sharing their opinions on the matter.

She wrote…

Truth No Dey Any Man Mouth.

Any Man that Can lie to a woman just to sleep with her is a Weak Man.

Her statement has elicited a range of reactions from her followers, with some supporting her viewpoint while others offer contrasting opinions.

In other news, Comedian and actor Ayo Makun, also known as AY, has shared his thoughts on why people go abroad in search of better opportunities.

He mentioned that many individuals sell their land to move overseas.

Many people are working three jobs just to get by and send money back to Nigeria to buy land again.

Comedian AY asked his fans to share what kind of struggles many Nigerians are facing.

Followers of the funny content creator, who loves to share jokes online, answered his question. They noted that many people sell their houses and move to other countries for better comfort, security, and amenities that they don’t have in Nigeria.

Some questioned the actor about his decision to send his daughter to school abroad when she could easily attend a university in Nigeria.