“Credit Alert heals faster” – Soso Soberekon teaches men how to take care of their sick women

Sosoberekon Shares an Unconventional Advice on Caring for a Sick Partner


Music executive Soso Soberekon has shared an important tip on how men can care for their sick partners.

In a recent post on Instagram, Soberekon suggested that the key to helping a woman recover from illness lies not in medical attention, but in financial support.

He jokingly refered to crediting a woman’s account as a form of “first aid,” claiming that receiving a credit alert can have a healing effect.

He wrote on Instagram:

“If she’s sick don’t rush her to the hospital. Always apply First Aid by crediting her account! Alert heals women faster”.

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In another news, Soso Soberekon laments over dating ordeal with a Gen Z.

His remarks came after a memorable encounter with his very young partner born in 2003, who apparently was giving him a “last chance” following a disagreement.

In his post, Soso Soberekon used humor to convey his feelings about the situation, stating:

“Love is a useless something…

See girl wey Dem born 2003 dey give me last chance.

😂😂😂”

REACTIONS HAVE FOLLOWED …

bustlineyetunde said: “No be you wan dey relationship?😂”

adetomiiee wrote: “What are you doing with a 21 year old in the first place . Agbaya”

kikionyeukwu stated: “What are you looking for in the arms of 2003, they are 21 forghusake”

therealikegbunams remarked: “You take the last chance Abi you no take am ???”

romann_kk penned: “How 59yrs old man go Dey date 21yrs old girl?”

chris_esomchi wrote: “But, you go take am or not? Decide now oh😂”

cellarrouge said: “Soso why are you with a girl they birth in 2003?”

Sosoberekon had also earlier advised women to marry a man they can be proud of.

In a post on his Instagram page, he suggested that women should consider marrying someone they can truly respect and admire.

He went on to explain that there’s a significant distinction between simply being with someone and being proud to call them your partner.

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