The veteran Nollywood actor has been consistent with his efforts towards making our society a better one, and once again he’s at it again…
In a video shared on his social media platform, the actor warned women on the implications of disrespecting their men simply because a certain man out there is giving them one or two financial assistance, while in return the woman gives him a piece of her waist.
In his exact words, “Men are called HUSBAND not HUSBANK.
Woman, RESPECT the one in your house. Be careful with that one who supports you from OUTSIDE for which you disrespect your husband , just for the little WAIST BENEFIT you offer. Outside no de smile ooooo”.
Kanayo also said that no man wants to be loved actually, that what a man craves from his woman is respect.
Further, he made it clear that no man really want to train another man’s children, so as a woman you better respect your man because that man outside is only interesting in your waist.
The actor frowned strongly at the recent waves paternity fraud ravaging most marriages today. He made it clear that the worst thing you could do to your man is giving him another man’s children, and is one of the surest ways to send a man to his early grave.
He was speaking about what his uncle Boniface once told him, that marriage is more like a contest between two communities or villages. Where in one hand, a woman represents her people in the place she’s married to, and while the man is representing his own people on the other hand.
Then, the character of both parties sends strong signal to the opposite camps, as such, if the woman flirts around while in her marriage, then it will then mean a bad market for other women from her place, as they will be seen as unfaithful women.
Whenever a man from another community, especially from her husband’s place wants to marry from her place, he will be discouraged on the ground that their people flirts a lot while in marriage. Same applies to the men as well.
So, he urged women to be good ambassadors of their people in their various marriages and homes.