“Date multiple men to increase your chances of marriage” – Tacha advises ladies

• Tacha emphasizes on the importance of dating multiple men
• Taking to her Twitter account, she shared a video of herself stating that dating multiple men increases a lady’s chance of getting married
• She encouraged women not to worry about people’s opinions of them.

Controversial reality TV star, Tacha Akide, challenges societal norms by encouraging single ladies to explore various romantic prospects in order to increase their chances of finding the right partner .

Emphasizing the importance of dating multiple men with an open mind, Tacha asserts that this approach broadens one’s horizons.

According to Tacha, a woman has a good chance of getting engaged if she dates three or more men at the same time.

Tacha shared this advice in a video, shared via his official X handle.

She said:

“If you want that ring sis, date at least three guys. If Martins doesn’t pop the question, Easy would, and if Easy does not ask the question, Femi would.”

She counseled women to put people’s opinions out of their minds.

The reality TV star also advised women to ask their partners for money because failing to do so does not imply that they are “good girls.

In her words, “good girl’s don’t pay ”

See video:

stop dating 1 man https://t.co/EutbjXdCeI pic.twitter.com/XSbiwqUbSb

— TACHA🔱🇬🇭 🇳🇬 (@Symply_Tacha) January 3, 2024

In another story, BBNaija Tacha reacts as Moet Abebe claims “Nigerians dislike outspoken women”.

Moet Abebe, who has been under fire over some of her assertions on the Bahd And Boujee Podcast which she co-hosts with Big Brother Naija reality TV show star, Tolani Baj, said the internet despises women who are assertive.

She spoke in a recent interview with Cool FM Nigeria, Lagos, hosted by former reality TV star Natacha Akide, aka Tacha.

Abebe said:

“The internet in general or let me just say the internet in Nigeria. The internet, in general, doesn’t seem to like outspoken women.

“As long as you are a woman that is coming out to say this is what I like, this is what I don’t like, this is what I want, this is what I don’t want, the internet doesn’t like it.”

The host, Tacha, concurred with her, “exactly!”