An unidentified man has taken to social media to show off his large family, with netizens stucked in confusion as to whether to admire the man’s family or otherwise.
While some have actually hailed him as Odogwu with doings, especially considering the economic situation around the world, yet he is taking good care of his large family, which is evident in the way they look.
On the other hand, some people are of the opinion that the man is only creating too much headache for himself by having such a large size of family. But that’s just the nature of most people here, they are good in drinking Panadol for another person’s headache.
FURTHER INSIGHT ON THIS…
While many women of this generation are strongly opposed to the idea of polygamy here, as they do not wish to share their husband with any other man, many people are of the opinion that women are only against polygamy when the man is not rich enough.
But once the man is so rich, then most women do not have a problem with polygamy under such atmosphere. They do not hate polygamy, rather they only hate broke polygamy.
And that’s just the truth, because I have seen a couple of wealthy men who have a very beautiful and peaceful polygamous family. You hardly hear any bad or negative news or story about them, simply because of the wealth domiciled there.
How many times have you seen anyone drag Senator Ned Nwoko for keeping a polygamous family? Even when he had to a marry a 19 year old Regina Daniels, with such a huge age difference, after people talked about it then, the matter died a natural death.
But have you seen how Nigerians nearly dragged life out of Yul Edochie, even after over two years of the actor marrying a second wife, he’s still being dragged by Nigerians. Though the circumstances leading up to the two men into a polygamy are slightly different, but I can assure you that it is still not the reason why Yul Edochie is being hated and dragged every hour.
In this part of the world, there are classes of sin, and the penalties for sinning is determined by the amount of money the sinner has.
