Media personality Noble Igwe has sparked widespread debate on social media after sharing a screenshot of an alleged conversation involving three men in Enugu discussing marriage and women’s use of social media.
According to the shared chat, one participant claimed that a “true African woman” should delete all her social media accounts immediately after getting married. Another person in the conversation reportedly went further, arguing that husbands should personally remove every social media application from their wives’ phones once they marry.
Noble Igwe reposted the conversation, drawing mixed reactions from internet users. While some commenters supported the opinion, describing it as a way to reduce distractions and protect marriages, many others criticized the suggestion as controlling and an infringement on women’s independence and personal freedom.
The post has continued to generate conversations across social media, with users debating whether trust, communication, and mutual respect—not restrictions—are the foundations of a healthy marriage.
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The Tori: “When Woman Marry, Make She Delete All Social Media” – Noble Igwe Post Chat Wey Cause Wahala
Media personality Noble Igwe don share one chat wey dey trend online. For the conversation, some men wey dem say dey for Enugu talk say once woman marry, she suppose delete all her social media accounts.
One of the men even talk say na the husband suppose carry the wife’s phone delete every social media app by himself. The post quickly scatter internet as plenty people begin argue.
Some people support the idea, saying e fit help marriage, while others talk say na controlling behaviour and every married person deserve freedom and trust for relationship.
The discussion still dey trend as Nigerians dey drop different opinions about marriage, trust and social media.
