“If you earn 100k, marry ooo” – Man advises men on marriage amid economic challenges

• Twitter personality, Sadik Sin advises men earning N100,000 to consider marriage, dismissing the notion that their income is insufficient.
• He emphasizes the importance of joining incomes with partners and managing life together, despite economic uncertainties.
• Sadik Sin suggests that waiting for financial success before marriage may be unrealistic, given the unpredictable nature of the economy.

A Twitter personality, Sadik Sin, has offered valuable advice to men on marriage, challenging the idea that a big income is necessary before getting married.

According to Sadik Sin, if a man is earning up to N100,000, he should not hesitate to get married and should not let anyone dissuade him by claiming the income is insufficient.

In his tweet, Sadik Sin advocates for couples to join their incomes and manage their lives together, pointing out the unpredictable nature of the economy and suggesting that waiting for financial prosperity may be an unrealistic expectation.

He expressed concern that waiting for financial success before marriage might be unrealistic, given the potential for the economic situation to remain challenging for the next 8 years.

“If you earn 100k, marry you. Don’t let anyone tell you it is not enough. Join income with your partner and manage your life together. The economy may not get better in 8 years. So waiting to hammer is a pipe dream. But life with your person is better in spite of the economy,” Sadik Sin tweeted.

In other news, A UK-based Nigerian woman with X handle @proudnursemj, has ignited a spirited online discussion about the traditional roles of men and women in marriage, specifically in terms of financial responsibilities.

The nurse expressed her firm belief that men should be solely responsible for covering all household expenses, rebuffing the idea of bill splitting in a relationship.

@proudnursemj, who identifies as non-feminist, argued that the concept of splitting bills within a romantic partnership should be thoroughly discussed early in the relationship.