Nigerians Roast Actor, RMD Over His Marital Advice Amid Nkechi Blessing And Husband Breakup Fight

Legendary Nollywood actor, Richard Mofe-Damijo affectionately called RMD has sparked an uproar on social media after dishing out a piece of marital advice to young ladies..

This comes in the wake of the unending social media drama between actress, Nkechi Blessing Sunday and her politician husband, Falegan who have decided to ruin their reputations on social media following irreconcilable differences.

RMD in a post shared by Daddy Freeze advised women to do whatever they feel like doing because the days when women’s existence was validated by marriage or motherhood had passed.

In his words:

“The time that marriage used to define a woman has passed. The time that being a mother defines the woman has passed. If it’s a mother that you want to be, go ahead and be the mother.”

However, unfortunately, Nigerians did not find RMD’s advice noble and they have unleashed their wrath on him lambasting him from all corners.

Read some comments below:

Sahagram3xam: “Old age or celebrity status doesn’t validate sense…. What RMD just said is what we call ozwur reasoning for dix side…. Naah old age dey worry RMD.”

Desmond_odolokor: “Lol even those we are looking up to as role models have nothing reasonable to teach us, how do you mean do whatever you wishes in marriage? Ahh omor if everything in Nigeria is not working does it mean we can’t think properly as what to say and what not to say, with this kind of words from uncle RMD expect more problems in marriages and relationships.”

Emmalekay01: “Of what use is marriage???”

Ciroagobe: “We the black race are the only Race that think like this now. And what this is doing is breaking down the family structure that we need to control resources.”

Ridwandaud2: “It’s not really about ‘marriage defining a woman or being a mother defining a woman’ women have rolls to play in modifying the set up of societies. I totally disagree with RMD on this.”

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