“Real men don’t care about the wigs on your head; just have a brain” – Rudeboy advises women

• Veteran Nigerian singer Rudeboy advises women to prioritize intelligence over material possessions like wigs.
• His comments follow criticism from the hosts of the rated18 podcast directed at women for investing in expensive items rather than personal development.
• Rudeboy emphasizes that “99.9% of real men” value a woman’s intellect over the wigs she wears.
• He urges women to focus on nurturing their intelligence and personal growth.

Veteran Nigerian singer Paul Okoye, popularly known as Rudeboy, has offered advice to women, emphasizing the importance of intelligence over material possessions like wigs.

His comments come in the wake of discussions sparked by the hosts of the rated18 podcast, who criticized women for prioritizing expensive items like wigs over personal development.

Rudeboy took to his social media page to express his views on the matter.

In his post, he pointed out that genuine men value a woman’s intelligence over external appearances, stating that “99.9% of real men” are more interested in a woman’s intellect than the wigs she wears.

“Some of y’all wanna level up in life with wigs… 99.9% of real men no send wetin you put for head… But at least just have a brain,” Rudeboy said

The singer encouraged women to focus on nurturing their intelligence and personal growth rather than relying solely on material possessions for self-fulfillment.

Netizens Reactions…

nwa_mianky suggested: “I know wigs makes women happy, but at least wear it on a head that’s filled with wisdom”

fekomiceo said: “2M naira wig on coconut head 😂😂😂😂”

donking19uk stated: “Have said it many times…ur expensive wig oh,bag,shoes….most men can’t tell the difference. Just look good.smell fine and have sense…”

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In other news,  Popular Nigerian singer Paul Okoyetook to his Instagram story to share his dismay and frustration after being insulted by a woman whom he had been helping for a while.

Paul Okoye shared screenshots of messages he received from the woman, detailing her sense of entitlement and ingratitude.