In a recent public statement, social media personality Very Dark Man addressed comments made by businessman Ned Nwoko regarding his preference for marrying virgins.
Nwoko had previously stated in an interview that he could not marry a girl who wasn’t a virgin. He also claimed to have married actress Regina Daniels when she was still a virgin.
Very Dark Man agreed that Nwoko’s claims about Regina Daniels’ virginity status were solely Nwoko’s truth. “If he says she was a virgin, then he’s right, because nah him run the babe,” he said. However, he expressed discomfort with Nwoko’s insistence on only marrying virgins.
https://gntvnews.com/nkunku-in-benoit-badiashile-out-predicted-chelsea-line-up-vs-club-america/He voiced concerns about the potential consequences of Nwoko’s statements. “Now, a lot of mothers are going to start grooming their daughters for the likes of Ned Nwoko,” Very Dark Man warned. He suggested that some parents might even go as far as offering their underage daughters to wealthy men.
The commentator also touched on the phenomenon of “second-hand virginity,” a term referring to surgical procedures to restore the appearance of virginity. “I heard that if you do second-hand virginity, blood will still come out,” he remarked.
Very Dark Man criticized women who are upset with Nwoko, suggesting that their frustration stems from not being virgins themselves. The controversy intensified after Nwoko gifted a car to Aunty Success, a 14-year-old comedian. This act sparked rumors about Nwoko’s intentions, with speculation that he might be interested in marrying her when she turns 18.
The incident has drawn widespread attention and criticism, highlighting societal issues surrounding wealth, virginity, and the treatment of young girls.
