90 percent of Nigerian men are like Jeff ' - Daddy Freeze

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Nigerian on air personality, Daddy Freeze said this: 

90 percent of Nigerian men are like Jeff 'the only problem is they pray a lot more and earn substantially less'.

Many of the married women bashing Bezos, including wives of pastors, are probably being cheated upon right now as we speak. The sad thing is that if their husbands leave them, most won’t smell 140,000 naira let alone half of a $140 billion fortune.

Some of you husbands forming holy holy. I’m fasting for 40days with my ‘G’ Hoe while your wives and girlfriends are enjoying the taste of Asiwaju, God himself will expose you all.

I NEVER support cheating in a relationship and I don’t cheat, but worse than cheating is hypocrisy, I have zero tolerance for that.

So, if your husband has never cheated on you, or you have never cheated on your wife before, feel free to cast the first stone at Bezos, if not, please do the world a favor and STFU! 


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