Reno Omokri Reveals Why Men Rapidly Lose Interest in Nigerian Women

March 5, 2024March 5, 2024

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Social commentator Reno Omokri has made an interesting observation regarding Southern Nigerian men and their attraction to Nigerian women. According to reports, Omokri suggests that when these men travel within and outside Africa and encounter beautiful women who are not solely focused on money, they often lose interest in Nigerian women.

Omokri attributes this phenomenon to the prevalent “Industrial Money Obtainer culture” among Nigerian women, particularly those from the southern region. He believes that if Nigeria were to grant visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to more countries, there might be a surge in unmarried women in the country.

A picture of Moses Bliss white wedding reception picture

The recent marriage of popular gospel singer Moses Bliss to a Ghanaian woman prompted Omokri to remark that Ghanaian women tend to be more accessible than many Southern Nigerian women. This observation comes as no surprise to him.

Omokri Calls for Cultural Shift: Southern Nigerian Men Drifting Interest due to Monetization of Relationships

Omokri emphasizes the cultural emphasis on monetary relationships in Southern Nigeria as a reason for the loss of interest among Southern Nigerian men. He also highlights the perception of Nigerian men as desirable partners by South African and Kenyan women. He believes that there is a need for cultural reorientation, particularly in Southern Nigeria, where relationships are heavily monetized.

Expressing his observations from extensive travels, Omokri calls for a shift away from the commercialization of romance. In a recent post, he noted that when Southern Nigerian men travel and encounter beautiful women who are not money-conscious, they quickly lose their appetite for Nigerian women. He further states that Nigerian men are considered a catch by South African and Kenyan women.

Social Commentator Reno Omokri urgently calls for a cultural reorientation among Nigerian women, especially in Southern Nigeria. He finds the monetization of relationships in the region suffocating and believes that the level of commercialization of romance in Southern Nigeria is unparalleled in his travels. He boldly speaks his mind and shares his observations.