Mr. Nigeria, Ugo Nwokolo, has sparked a heated debate with his recent comments on what attracts him to a partner. In a past interview on The Honest Bunch Podcast, the model revealed that he has a strong affinity for women from less privileged backgrounds.
According to Nwokolo, women who have experienced financial struggles tend to be more devoted and committed to their relationships. He emphasized that these women often demonstrate a deeper sense of loyalty and dedication, citing the example of a poor woman waking up early to pray for her partner.
Nwokolo’s comments have sparked a mixed reaction, with some interpreting his words as perpetuating stereotypes about women from lower socioeconomic backgrounds. Others have praised his honesty and encouraged men to consider partnering with women from humble beginnings.
The model stands by his assertion, encouraging men to consider the potential benefits of partnering with women from less privileged backgrounds, including higher fertility rates. “Poor girls turn me on. The poorer the girl, the more attracted I am to her. It is only a poor woman who would wake up by 7am to pray for you. Marry a poor girl because when it comes to fertility, poor women can be so fertile,” Nwokolo stated.
As the debate continues, one thing is clear: Nwokolo’s comments have sparked a necessary conversation about attraction, relationships, and socioeconomic status.