- Nigerian rapper Erigga shares his views on polygamy, labeling it harmful to women and children.
- He draws from his personal experience of growing up in a polygamous family.
- Erigga emphasizes that emotional damage is often inflicted on women and children, rather than the men involved.
Nigerian rapper Erigga has opened up about his views on polygamy, describing it as detrimental to both women and children.
Drawing from his personal experience growing up in a polygamous family, the rapper explained that such arrangements often lead to emotional harm with women and children bearing the brunt, not the man.
During a recent interview with Yanga FM Lagos, Erigga shared that his upbringing has influenced his decision to avoid following in his father’s footsteps.
“I’m trying not to be like my father. I don’t like polygamy; one person always ends up getting hurt the woman. In polygamous relationships, it’s rarely the man who suffers; it’s always the women and the kids,” he said.
The rapper further encouraged men to embrace monogamy, which he described as a simpler and more emotionally stable alternative that benefits everyone involved.
- Nigerian rapper Erigga shares his views on polygamy, labeling it harmful to women and children.
- He draws from his personal experience of growing up in a polygamous family.
- Erigga emphasizes that emotional damage is often inflicted on women and children, rather than the men involved.
Nigerian rapper Erigga has opened up about his views on polygamy, describing it as detrimental to both women and children.
Drawing from his personal experience growing up in a polygamous family, the rapper explained that such arrangements often lead to emotional harm with women and children bearing the brunt, not the man.
During a recent interview with Yanga FM Lagos, Erigga shared that his upbringing has influenced his decision to avoid following in his father’s footsteps.
“I’m trying not to be like my father. I don’t like polygamy; one person always ends up getting hurt the woman. In polygamous relationships, it’s rarely the man who suffers; it’s always the women and the kids,” he said.
The rapper further encouraged men to embrace monogamy, which he described as a simpler and more emotionally stable alternative that benefits everyone involved.
