Big Brother Naija star and media personality, Uriel Oputa, has sparked conversations online after boldly declaring that it’s increasingly difficult to find a decent man in Nigeria.
In a candid social media post, Uriel expressed her frustrations with the modern dating landscape, describing it as disappointing and full of superficial intentions.
“It’s hard to find a decent man in Nigeria. Everything is so transactional, nobody wants to build together anymore,” she wrote.
Uriel, known for her outspoken personality and vibrant lifestyle, noted that many men she encounters lack emotional maturity and seem more interested in material gain or social appearances than meaningful connection.
“I’m not looking for a perfect man, just someone kind, emotionally intelligent, and honest,” she added.
Her post quickly went viral, attracting support from women who echoed similar sentiments about their dating experiences in Nigeria, while some critics questioned if her standards were too high.
Uriel has been open about her desire for love and companionship but insists that she won’t settle for less than she deserves.
“I’ve grown. I know my worth. I would rather be single and fulfilled than in a relationship that drains me,” she concluded.
Her honesty has reignited the broader conversation about modern relationships, gender expectations, and the cultural challenges surrounding dating in Nigeria.
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