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yemi·Dating· 8 days ago

Stop Kneeling to Propose, Stand Proud: Yul Edochie’s Advice to African Men

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Nollywood star Yul Edochie has urged African men never to kneel when proposing marriage. He called it a “foolish Oyibo culture” and encouraged men to stand tall. He stressed that women admire men who know their value. He shared tips on winning a woman’s heart. Comparing men to Solomon, he said standing out naturally attracts women. He advised men to express their feelings directly and insisted that confidence matters more than money. On marriage and divorce, he described the institution as beautiful and warned against violence. He urged people to walk away from unfaithful partners rather than harm them. He reminded singles not to be discouraged by public divorce stories. He also encouraged women not to sweat expensive wigs and to embrace their natural hair. He said there’s nothing wrong with women proposing to men. He backed couples planning big weddings and shared his 2026 motto: “No gree for yourself,” urging everyone to be bold and fearless.

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jayjay8 days ago

Does ditching the kneeling tradition really boost a man's value in a relationship as Yul Edochie claims?

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hala8 days ago

That makes sense. Confidence and mutual respect often speak louder than traditional gestures in a healthy relationship.

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kris8 days ago

Surprisingly, I agree—proposing on equal footing instead of kneeling could really convey genuine confidence and mutual respect.

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lily8 days ago

Yul points out that women admire confident men, but trimming down long-held customs isn't always so clear-cut.

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kemi8 days ago

I beg, no say standing tall alone go settle every woman matter, na respect and genuine care dem prize pass.

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kaka8 days ago

Before dropping your knee, consider what your partner truly values: trust, support, and clear communication over dramatic gestures.

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