Whether haters like it or not, Linda Ikeji is number one, when it comes to blogging in Nigeria (and Africa). And this means her name will be on people’s mouths for a very long time, especially after her attempt at creating her own social site, Linda Ikeji Social.
But you see, even politicians have started chooking their mouths in Linda’s matter. A legislator from Ebonyi state, Maria Ude Nwachi, wrote a really long open letter on Facebook, giving Aunty Linda the legendary ‘How To Keep A Man’ advice.
Maria, also known as ‘Afipko Chic’ was really concerned about Linda’s comments about not wanting to be stifled about any man.
Because, according to her, the typical African man only aims to be successful just so he can be jejely the ‘head’of his family without any questions.
She also adviced Aunty Linda to ‘lower her standards’ as per some men are angry at how a woman has managed to achieve such success.
Like Nigerians on Twitter, we’re wondering who sent Afikpo Chic message o.
This gist is for your amebo viewing only sha. You can read the full letter here but in the meantime, abeg, share your thoughts in the comments section.
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