I wish women can start making the first move when they want a man. It doesnât make you cheap – Nigerian man says
Image Credit: lindaikejisblogIfeanyi Eze, a US-based Nigerian man, has encouraged women to initiate romantic advances rather than waiting passively for men to do so.
He likened waiting for a man to waiting for customers to buy without promoting oneself, emphasizing that making the first move is proactive and does not diminish a woman’s value.
His message, shared on Linda Ikeji’s blog, challenges traditional dating norms and encourages women to be more assertive in romantic pursuits.
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