“I am 32, single, ready to mingle, and I don’t mind younger guys, as long as you can do what the big boys do” — BBNaija’s Sheba

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Big Brother Naija housemate Sheba has set social media abuzz after openly declaring that she is single and willing to date younger men, provided they can match the qualities she seeks in a partner.

The reality TV star made the remark during a recent interview, where she spoke candidly about her relationship status and dating preferences. Her comments have since gone viral, drawing mixed reactions from fans and other social media users.

Sheba said, “I am 32, single, ready to mingle, and I don’t mind younger guys, as long as you can do what the big boys do.”

The statement quickly became a talking point online, with many praising her confidence and openness about her expectations in a relationship.

Sheba opens up about her dating preferences

During the interview, the BBNaija star made it clear that age is not the determining factor when it comes to choosing a partner. Instead, she suggested that maturity and the ability to meet her expectations matter more than the number of years a person has lived.

Her comments have reignited conversations about age differences in relationships and the growing acceptance of women dating younger men.

Mixed reactions trail viral comment

Following the interview, social media users flooded various platforms with differing opinions.

Some applauded Sheba for expressing her preferences without fear of public criticism, arguing that everyone has the right to choose the qualities they desire in a partner.

Others debated her remarks, with many discussing whether age should play a significant role in romantic relationships.

Despite the mixed reactions, Sheba’s comments have continued to trend online, fuelling broader conversations about modern dating, relationship expectations and personal choice.