“Many Nigerian influencers will not get married” Nedu Wazobia reveals

• Popular Nigerian media personality Nedu Wazobia shares his views on the likelihood of Nigerian influencers getting married
• He revealed this in a recent episode of ‘honest bunch podcast ‘
• Nedu stated that most men find it hard commiting to influencers who frequently post pictures and videos of their bodies exposed 

On a recent episode of the Honest Bunch podcast, popular Nigerian comedian  Nedu Wazobia, had made a startling statement about social media influencers

In a candid discussion about societal expectations and personal choices, Nedu boldly stated that he believes a significant number of Nigerian influencers will not get married.

He stated his doubts about many influencers marrying because of how they are perceived in society.

Nedu, who is known for his controversial remarks, drew on his own experiences dealing with influencers to communicate his point of view.

He stated that he understands how guys think, particularly when it comes to relationships.

He claims that most guys are reluctant to become involved with influencers who constantly share images and videos of their bare bodies.

Men, according to him, frequently discuss these private matters among themselves, which makes the idea of getting married to an influencer based on their public persona less alluring.

Nedu did, however, express his desire for the influencers to wed. He admitted that it would be challenging because of the promiscuous lifestyle that many of the influencers practice, despite the fact that he wanted to see them find happiness in marriage.

In another story, Nedu Wazobia spills the tea about popular pastor sleeping with his female church members 

Nedu while speaking during an interview with Naija FM, stylishly accused a Lagos pastor of sleeping with female church members.

Although he did not give any physical evidence, did not mention the said pastor’s name or the name of the church, but averred that he got wind of what was going on in the church through his close friend, who attends the pastor’s church on Lagos Island.