- A lady has gained attention for her decision to keep her surname, Uba, after marriage.
- She asserts that her surname is permanent and will not change.
- The lady encourages potential suitors to accept her choice or move on.
A lady has sparked widespread attention online after declaring that she has no intention of changing her surname after marriage, sending a clear message to potential suitors: accept it or move on.
In a candid post, she emphasized that her surname, Uba, is permanent and will remain hers for life. She clarified that while children can take their father’s last name, she will not relinquish hers.
She explained:
“The first thing I tell anyone that shows interest in me is, my name is always Chiamaka Uba till I die. I’m not changing my surname for nobody. Your kids can bear your name, I don’t care. Chiamaka Uba till I die, deal or no deal.”
She also humorously mentioned that her stance will be reflected in her prenuptial agreement:
“On no account should you disturb my head that I should change my surname, because I’m not going to. My surname is UBA, and that’s what it’s gonna be till I die. Sorry, sorry, sorry. If you don’t want this, move, shift.”
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Netizens Reactions:
@TykeNwaObi: “There is no wahala. In order to play well, we will need to have prenup where only people that bear my name will be included in my will.”
@moeleerin: “She go tey for her papa house.”
@HonNonsoNwank: “This girl should say this to her suitors and not to the general public.”
@Big__Harry: “First clock 30 years then come repeat this thing you talk. Ask Tiwa Savage be like you never still learn.”
