Sarah Martins slams Tacha over her controversial message to single ladies

In a widely circulated online video, the reality star claimed that fidelity isn’t obligatory until engagement or marriage.

This perspective sparked criticism, notably from actress Sarah Martins. On her Instagram page, Martins cautioned Tacha against misleading the youth, emphasizing that if one can cheat during courtship, the likelihood persists in marriage.

Expressing frustration with the abundance of social media advice, Martins proposed banning podcasts, urging President Tinubu to take action.

A few days ago, Solomon Buchi claimed that most virgin women experience greater happiness and longevity in marriages, citing statistical evidence to support his assertion. In response, Sarah countered his argument by sharing her own experience. She got married at 19, emphasizing that being a virgin didn’t prevent her, or any woman, from leaving an unhappy marriage. Despite her loyalty and submission, she highlighted that maintaining good health was a priority, asserting that there’s nothing uniquely advantageous about being a virgin.

Last year, Martins cautioned women against relying solely on social media advice and urged them to focus on productivity. She conveyed her belief that the epitome of attractiveness is a productive woman. Expressing her disdain for messages that encourage dependence, she emphasized the importance of self-sufficiency.

In summary, Sarah’s response to Solomon Buchi’s claims highlighted the individuality of marital happiness, transcending the notion that virginity is a determining factor. Meanwhile, Martins’ advice from last year underlined the significance of productivity and self-reliance for women, steering clear of dependency on others.

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