“Why you should stop chasing women until you’ve chased money” – Erigga

• Nigerian rapper Erigga advises men to prioritize financial stability over chasing romantic relationships.
• Erigga urges men to focus on chasing money before seeking relationships.
• The rapper advocates refraining from pursuing any romantic relationship until securing a solid financial foundation.

Popular Nigerian rapper Erigga has taken to social media to dish out advice, urging men to prioritize their financial stability over pursuing romantic relationships.

The rapper took to his X  page, formerly Twitter, to urge men to redirect their focus towards achieving monetary success before seeking companionship.

Citing concerns about the future, he emphasized the importance of focusing on personal growth and financial success before pursuing women.

Erigga pointed out the reality that many women being pursued by men today may ultimately end up with those who are diligently working towards their future goals.

He cautioned against investing time and energy into relationships without first securing a stable financial foundation.

“The women you are chasing now belongs to men who are chasing their future now.” Erigga said.

Netizens Reactions…

@yeks2020 said; “@erigganewmoney I no fit chase future,secure am come use am they chase woman na she go chase me.”

@myselfcoaching1 said; “The right person will align with your journey.”

@EtzCrownwale001 said; “Make I dey chase women up and down keeeh, Wetin con do my steeze? 😂😂😂:”

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The women you are chasing now belongs to men who are chasing their future now.

— 𝙴𝚛𝚒𝚐𝚐𝚊 (@erigganewmoney) May 29, 2024

In other news, Controversial rapper Erhiga Agarivbie, better known as Erigga, has advised his fellow men that it is not always good for a man to think about making investments whenever he receives his salary or cashout.

He stated that sometimes men must spend 10% of their money to have a good time womanising.

The rapper revealed this via his Twitter account, noting that people die, which means that focusing solely on investments rather than enjoyment would yield profits that the man would be unable to spend.