Leo Dasilva, a popular entrepreneur and reality TV personality, recently shared an intriguing insight about the viability of marriage in Nigeria.
Leo Dasilva recounted an experience with two maids who had unpleasant body odor but were happily married with children in a tweet.
He came to the conclusion that if their partners could tolerate the stench and remain committed to the relationship, Nigerians could endure anything for love.
This observation suggests that the institution of marriage is still alive and well in Nigeria, and that love and commitment can overcome many challenges, including personal hygiene issues.
He tweeted;
“I have had two maids in the past with body odour.They were both happily married with kids.
That was all I needed to know that marriage is still working in Nigeria.”
See the post below:
“I had two happily married maids with body odor,” Leo Dasilva reveals about Nigerian marriages
See some reactions that followed:
@yhettyqueen1_: All those
“don’t press toothpaste from the middle”
“My wife is this and that
“A broke man deserves no love”
all ends on Twitter! Irl people know it’s a diff ball game
@monarchs__: You should have helped them with deodorant and medicated stuff, aside that you were also enjoying it the fact that they were your maids for long same way their husband is coping
@babs_illy: Any recommended tooth paste for mouth odour…. asking for a friend …I will buy it for her when next i travel instead of buy bread always
@Tami_Empire: I currently live and work with someone with body odour. It is so bad that some days I can’t even eat in the room. She’s not a friend. How do I help her out? Aside just buying her deodorants which she said she doesn’t like, how else do I help? She’s a mature adult 👩
