The PPRO of the Katsina State Police Command in, CSP Isah Gambo, recently took to his official Twitter handle to express his opinion on choosing life partners on social media. In his tweet, Gambo, who appears to be a traditional Nigerian man, advised a young woman who was seeking a husband online to reconsider her decision.
According to Gambo, real men do not choose their life partners on social media. He warned the young woman against putting herself out there on social media and advised her to think over her decision. The tweet has since generated mixed reactions, with some people supporting Gambo’s stance, while others believe that it is possible to find love on social media.
Gambo’s opinion reflects the traditional view held by many Nigerians, where arranged marriages are still prevalent. Many Nigerians believe that marriage is a sacred institution that should not be entered into lightly. As such, the idea of choosing a life partner on social media may seem frivolous and unimportant to some.
However, the younger generation of Nigerians, especially those living in urban areas, have a different view. Many young Nigerians have embraced social media as a way to connect with people and find love. Social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram have become popular tools for young Nigerians to meet and connect with potential partners.
In conclusion, Gambo’s opinion on choosing life partners on social media reflects the traditional Nigerian view of marriage. However, the younger generation of Nigerians has a different perspective, and social media has become a popular tool for finding love. Ultimately, the decision on how to find a life partner lies with the individual, and there is no one-size-fits-all approach to finding love.
