“Women should feel insulted when a man invites them to his dirty house” – Nigerian lady spills

• A Nigerian lady has expressed her disapproval of men inviting women into a dirty house.

• Confidence Maye Utomi, on her Facebook page, criticized women who clean men’s dirty homes during their visits.

A Nigerian lady has urged her fellow females to feel disrespected and insulted if a man invites them into an unkempt home.

In a post on her Facebook page, Confidence Maye Utomi criticized women who start cleaning the untidy homes of men during their visits.

She stated that any woman who goes to a man’s dirty house and anticipates assistance in cleaning should take offense. She encouraged women to maintain their dignity.

“You go to a man’s house, the house is messed up, kitchen untidy, things unkempt. Instead of you feeling insulted that he has no regard for you by inviting you to such a place, you begin to sweep, wash, and cook. Some you don’t have small pride at all,” she wrote in a Facebook post.

In other news, The stage is ready for Nathaniel Bassey’s Hallelujah Challenge festival at Onikan Stadium in Lagos on Friday, February 28.

As the event approaches, videos of notable Christian figures, including gospel singer Dusin Oyekan and Apostle Joshua Selman, landing in Lagos have surfaced on social media.

According to the latest news on the Hallelujah Challenge’s website, this year’s festival is expected to be a night filled with remarkable spiritual elevation.

It will feature strong ministers of God, including William McDowell, Dunsi Oyekan, Apostle Joshua Selman, Victoria Orenze, Chimdi Ochei, David Dam, Mr & Mrs. Revelation, Kae String, and more.

GistLover note that the Hallelujah Challenge was trending for several days in February. A key moment was when TikTok star Peller talked about a prophecy made by Nathaniel Bassey during the midnight prayer and worship event.