Popular Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage has sparked a thought-provoking conversation on relationships, love, and financial expectations.
In a recent statement, she questioned the commonly held belief that financial support is a sign of love from men. She posed a compelling question: “If giving money is proof of love, why don’t men receive some from women?”
Tiwa Savage went on to criticize the societal pressures placed on young men, who are often expected to financially care for their partners. “Women keep saying a man who loves you will give you money and take good care of you to look good for him,” she remarked. “Did you as a woman invest in a man to look good?”
The singer emphasized that it is not wrong for a woman to receive financial support, but cautioned against using money as the ultimate measure of love.
She encouraged young men to focus on improving their own lives and financial stability before taking on additional burdens in relationships.
Savage’s comments highlight the need for a more balanced approach to love, one that values emotional connection over financial expectations.
Her words have resonated with many, sparking discussions on social media about the roles both men and women play in modern relationships and the evolving definitions of love and support.
