- Orezi discussed a past promise to buy a house for a former girlfriend that he could not fulfill.
- He shared this during an interview with Echo Room while addressing a controversy involving Burna Boy and Sophia Egbueje.
- Orezi defended men who struggle to keep promises, suggesting it is a common issue.
Nigerian singer Orezi has opened up about a past promise he made to a woman he was romantically involved with but ultimately failed to fulfill. The artist revealed that he once assured his then-girlfriend that he would buy her a house, but circumstances prevented him from keeping his word.
Orezi made this revelation during a recent interview with Echo Room while discussing the controversy surrounding Grammy-winning singer Burna Boy and socialite Sophia Egbueje regarding a Lamborghini.
Speaking on the matter, Orezi defended men who are unable to keep promises, stating that it is not uncommon. He argued that women also fail to uphold their commitments, particularly in terms of loyalty in relationships.
According to the singer, relationships involve mutual expectations, and while men sometimes fall short, women do as well. He suggested that breaking promises is a two-way street and should not be seen as solely a male failing.
His comments have sparked conversations on social media, with some agreeing with his perspective, while others believe that keeping one’s word is a sign of integrity, regardless of gender.
Orezi’s candid statement sheds light on the complexities of modern relationships, where expectations and commitments are often challenged by real-life circumstances. The singer’s perspective aligns with a broader discussion on accountability in relationships, emphasizing that both men and women should be held to the same standards when it comes to fulfilling promises.
He said, “I’m not part of the Lamborghini boys. I have never promised a lady anything worth N300 million. Am I crazy?
“I once promised a lady a house but I didn’t deliver. Why would I buy her a house? For what? Ladies also promise to be faithful to one partner and they often fail. So, let every gender keep promising. It’s a dog eat dog world [laughs].”
