- A viral social media post has sparked reactions after claiming that a groom-to-be cancelled his wedding plans after seeing his fiancée defend singer Chike online.
- The story triggered heated debates about relationships, loyalty, marriage, and social media behavior.
Social media users have reacted strongly to a viral post claiming that a groom-to-be cancelled his wedding preparations after seeing his fiancée support singer Chike in an online comment section.
Article, shared by Facebook user Awuzie Frankline, alleged that the man immediately reconsidered the relationship after seeing the woman’s comments online.
According to the viral post:
“My friend saw the lady he wanted to marry defending Chike online and had cancelled the proposed wedding. My guy no even wait for introduction list again… one comment section ended the love story.”
The writer further added:
“Good one. He should consider other tribe or go for Baby Mama. Igbo women are scary these days. Let her go and marry her papa.”
Article quickly gained attention online, sparking mixed reactions from Nigerians across social media platforms.
Reacting to the story, @MrPeeps_0 wrote:
“Women close to my shop were saying the same thing supporting chike just now, I just pity their husbands.”
Another user, @PiusAko3705, questioned the idea of marriage entirely.
“I wonder why men still choose to marry. Like why would you do yourself such evil.”
However, some users defended the woman and criticized the alleged decision to cancel the relationship.
@zemehe_ commented:
“I’m happy for her, he should go and marry a saint. Mumu man.”
The conversation also sparked controversial tribal remarks online, with some users making sweeping generalizations about relationships involving Igbo women.
@StanleySton wrote:
“As an Igbo boy just try and date any other tribe you will see the difference.”
Meanwhile, others questioned why the woman’s online opinion should affect a relationship.
@Dannygrant_1 asked:
“What business does she have with Chike and Frank’s wife? Must she comment?”
