Stingy Men Association: Mixed Reactions On Twitter As Senator Shehu Sani Advise Men On What To Do

For the past 48 hours, an association called, Stingy Men Association of Nigeria started trending on social media. Is very surprised as many people, including some celebrities officially adopted the association.

The motive of the association, derived from the name, 'Stingy' is for men to hold back their money from opposite gender.

In a well sounder advice from Nigeria former Senator, Senator Shehu Sani had advice some people that being stingy is not the solution but staying away from those that are above your level. He uses an instance of those who are living in Maitama, Asokoro or Wuse to those living in Lugbe, Zuba or Marraraba, in his advice, one need to cut his coat according to his size.


He further said that staying away from this type of people living in Wuse and Maitama will reduce with the stress of people seeing you as a stingy man.

“Mr. Man, you don’t need to be stingy, avoid those in Maitama,Wuse or Asokoro, checkout those in Zuba or Mararraba or Lugbe, it’s all Abuja. Cut your Coat,” Senator Shehu Sani advice.






Here are some ways people reacted to what Senator Sani said

O. O Ezekiel says, "One thing you don't know is that, those girls at Mararaba, Zuba, Lugbe and Co are the ones who task you the most, they want to live the life of those living in Maitama, Wuse and Asokoro."

Musa Jidda says, "Every man knows his natural level, but the stubbornness in him would distract him for something bigger than him."

Keni Soumo says, "So I'll stay in Lugbe, Mararaba or Mpape so I can be generous to the other gender?

Being generous is being generous. Not to be exploited. The "SMA" is against exploitation. Not against being kind."

Hanna Umaru says, "My point exactly! Like i always say, woman is too expensive to maintain, just find the one you can afford & understand. Some women dont even want too much just a man to love & he reciprocrates. Any man who always thinks evry woman is out for his money, then he is def the problem."