“If your wife wakes up by 4 am to cook for you, you’re blessed among men” – Reno Omokri

• Reno Omokri highlighted the blessing of having a wife who willingly rises at 4 am or 4:30 am to prepare a meal
• He emphasized on the rarity of finding such woman, especially in this our time.
• Reno Omokri emphasized that a woman rising up at such time to cook for her husband, represents a labor of love. 

Reno Omokri offers words to men whose wives get up early to prepare for them.

In a forthright statement, Reno Omokri emphasized the blessing of having a wife who willingly awakens at 4 a.m. or 4:30 a.m. to cook for her husband, highlighting the rarity of such dedication, especially in this day and age.

Omokri asserts that it’s not just about regular cuisine and that it’s a labor of love. From his vantage point, this early-morning culinary endeavor is a true act of love and care, soul food rather than just nourishment.

He went on to say that a man who marries a woman who is committed to making these kinds of sacrifices has married a true helper, not just someone looking for financial support.

Speaking broadly, Omokri advised men to avoid feminists, saying that a true man would rather have a lady who is willing to make sacrifices than one who supports feminist causes.

This counsel is given at a moment when Mommy Zee, a Twitter user who rose to fame for always rising at 4:30 am to prepare food for her husband.

The commitment of Mommy Zee in waking up early to cook for her husband, prompted many Nigerian men to express gratitude, which resulted in a flood of assistance.

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If your wife genuinely wakes up at 4 AM to cook for you, that food is not just ordinary food. It is an elixir of life. It is holy food. It is a sacrificial offering. A labour of love. The real definition of soul food. You are blessed amongst men. You are married to a helper, not…

— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) January 7, 2024

In another news, Reno Omokri challenges Davido’s popular phrase, “we rise by lifting others“.

Reno Omokri expressed his skepticism, contending that this popular notion is deceptive and often exploited by manipulators.

According to him, the key lies not just in lifting anyone but in strategically choosing the right individuals to uplift.