Singer and content creator Nasboi has set a personal, non-negotiable marriage boundary.
In a post on his X page, Nasboi stated that he would not support sharing personal marital conflicts on social media.
He emphasised the significance of keeping personal topics private within the relationship by characterising such an action as a deal-breaker.
“If I get married and my wife brings a private issue we could’ve settled at home to the internet, that’s a dealbreaker for me”, he wrote.

Nigerian singer Korede Bello has said that having more children will greatly improve the likelihood of geniuses being born.
Speaking in a video transmission, Bello said that if his parents had chosen to have fewer children, the late musical prodigy Michael Jackson, who was their seventh child, would not have been born.
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He bemoaned the fact that many individuals now only have one or two children.
He emphasised that the world needed more musical prodigies like Michael Jackson and urged parents to have several children.
Bello said, “I have been wondering – what if Michael Jackson’s mother had stopped at two or six kids? He was the seventh. Imagine a world without him just because she chose fewer children. Now many people are having just one child. It is very rare to find a young couple with three kids these days.
“What is going with this fewer kids people are having nowadays. I understand that the economic situation limits our desires to populate the earth. But how are we going to continue like this? Are we ever going to get to a place where the house will be filled with children again? We need more Michael Jacksons.”
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Phyna, a former Big Brother Naija reality show housemate, has declared that she does not envision herself getting married or having kids.
This was disclosed by Phyna, who also expressed her wish to avoid having biological children.
In a social media video that went viral, Phyna linked her desire to remain unmarried and avoid having children to her repeated heartbreaks.













