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I’ll Never Understand Why A Married Man Uses Snapchat” — Solomon Buchi

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Nigerian relationship commentator Solomon Buchi has stirred widespread discussions on social media after expressing concerns about married men who actively use the messaging platform Snapchat.

In a statement shared on Sunday, May 18, 2026, Buchi questioned the motives of married men who frequently use the app, arguing that the platform’s features often encourage secrecy and could undermine trust in marital relationships.

According to the commentator, he finds it difficult to understand why a married man would remain active on Snapchat, adding that regular use of the platform by married individuals raises suspicions of infidelity in his view.

Buchi noted that Snapchat has become widely associated with disappearing messages, private conversations and the exchange of explicit content, which he believes can create doubt and tension in committed relationships.

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His remarks quickly sparked mixed reactions online. While some social media users agreed with his concerns and described Snapchat as a platform that can facilitate secretive behaviour, others argued that no social media application should be used as proof of unfaithfulness without concrete evidence.

Several critics maintained that infidelity is determined by individual conduct rather than the platform itself, stressing that trust and communication remain the most important factors in any marriage.

The debate also revived similar discussions that gained traction in Nigeria in recent years, where Snapchat was repeatedly linked to secret affairs and digital infidelity among couples.

Relationship experts have consistently cautioned against making sweeping assumptions about specific apps, noting that while social media can be misused, moral responsibility ultimately rests with the user.

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Buchi, however, acknowledged that not every person on the platform engages in inappropriate behaviour, but emphasized that public perception of Snapchat continues to fuel concerns about trust and boundaries in modern marriages.

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