An Abuja-based on-air personality, identified as Evelyn Obasi, has stirred discussions with her recent statement, asserting that the argument that women don’t need men is completely baseless.
Taking to her Facebook page, the outspoken media personality shared her perspective, arguing that many women’s actions and decisions revolve around men, making the claim that women can do without men unrealistic.
She emphasized that a significant number of women engage in conflicts over men, depend on men for financial support, and even make life-altering choices because of their relationships with men.
According to her, “They mostly fight because of a man. They don’t want to work because of a man. They render themselves incapable because of a man.”
She further illustrated her point by referencing the popular Hallelujah Challenge, a prayer session widely attended by women, suggesting that many join the movement primarily in search of a husband or a male partner.
She wrote, “Hallelujah Challenge is about husband or man. Prayer house is because of man. Kayamata and the rest is because of man. Showing boobs, doing BBL, and opening body is because of man. There are very few women who are not dependent on a man. So, this argument of ‘we don’t need man’ no hold water.”
Her statement has since sparked debates on social media, with many users expressing varied opinions on her claims. Some agreed with her perspective, citing societal expectations and realities, while others countered her argument, emphasizing female independence and self-sufficiency.
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