Big Brother Africa winner, Uti Nwachukwu has opined that monogamous relationships can no longer work in this generation.

Nwachukwu in a Twitter post spoke against the concept of marriage in this day and age.

In a lengthy thread, Uti stated that marriage is no longer ideal as falling in love with one person doesn’t make any sense to him.

The media personality went further to reveal that people need to understand that it is almost impossible to stay faithful to one’s partner forever.

Taking to Twitter on Wednesday afternoon, Uti wrote;

”We are so obsessed with relationships yet we have refused to accept the inconvenient truths about em.
If acute (not chronic) cheating is the reason you leave your relationship, then you have no business being in one in the first place not to talk of marrying!”

He continued;
“As long as you have a partner that is kind to u, provides for u, spends adequate time with u/does not Neglect u emotionally&physically- Then what else do u really want?
Truth is, it is EXTREMELY hard for humans to be sexually committed to ONE human for the rest of their Lives!
Let’s be real and think about it.

So You are expected to be physically intimate with one person for the rest of your life? (Even if you marry in your 20s?) Lol.

“ANALOGY – Starch and Banga is super tasty and ur favourite but there are days you wake up craving king prawns with special fried rice.

FYI,if banga is forcd down ur throat, u might end up resenting banga for a LONG TIME.

I feel the needless pressure of monogamy has/is still destroying relationships. NOT TO SAY IT DOESNT WORK O! But most LONG TERM monogamous relationshps are pretentious,hypocritical and sad. YET they are the ones quick to judge and pressure others living freely.

This is a real non judgemental conversation EVERYONE should have with themselves and their intending partners so u don’t lead anyone into depression via deceit.

KNOW URSELF NO BE CUSS. WHO DE CRY DE SEE ROAD.
Whether u are Female or Male, Ur Preferences are Ur Preferences (as long as its not an addiction) Let’s not talk about Solomon’s Wives&Concubines cos we know when we add religion,the conversation becomes closed&heated. Just do U and be real with UR expectations”

Tech giants, Google on Wednesday created a doodle to celebrate the 74th posthumous birthday of a Nigeria guitarist Oliver De Coque whose real name is Oliver Sunday.

Oliver De Coque, who hails from Anambra State was described as “one of Africa’s most prolific recording artists.”

Oliver De Coque was largely regarded as the “Highlife King of Africa” and one of the continent’s most revered recording artiste.

He died on June 20, 2008, at the age of 66 of diabetes and hypertension, his son said in an interview.

Due to his musical prowess, he was crowned the King of Highlife for 1994 by the Alaafin of Oyo State, Oba Lamido Adedibu and awarded an honourary doctorate in music the same year.

His “Ogene” brand of highlife music blended modern highlife and traditional Igbo music, producing hits such as “Biri Ka Mbiri,” “Ana Enwe”, and “Nnukwu Mmawu” among others.

In 1973, he was featured in the popular Prince Nico Mbarga album “Sweet Mother.”