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Nigerian skit maker and singer Carter Efe has stirred reactions online after sharing his opinion on men who publicly cry over women.
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His comment comes days after a viral interview where OAP Roby Ekpo broke down in tears while speaking about his marital fallout on a podcast with his ex-wife, Mayowa.
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He claimed he woke up to discover that his estranged wife of 11 years had gotten married to another man on Instagram.
Reacting to the situation, Carter said:
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“The only reason a man would go on an interview to cry about a woman is because he is poor. Any man who has a proper job or is busy with his own thing won’t even have time to attend that kind of interview or come online to cry over a woman.”
According to him, men who are focused and financially stable are less likely to publicly express such emotions, especially on platforms where it can go viral.
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Following the backlash and attention surrounding the interview, Roby Ekpo later shared a follow-up post expressing gratitude for the support he received through messages, calls, and emails, noting that he feels lighter after opening up.
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He also apologised to those who were uncomfortable with his display of emotion, stating that pain can manifest in different ways.
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The situation has since sparked conversations online, with many people debating whether emotional expression in men should be seen as weakness or normal human behaviour.
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Watch the video below…
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