BBN Star, Uriel Oputa, to Don Jazzy: Your affair attitude comes from a date ‘what you see physically’

Music executive Michael Ajere aka Don Jazzy has been driven by the BBNAIJA star Uriel Oputa to re -evaluate the approach of his relationship after he announced it that he did not think he was “strong enough” to commit to only one woman.

Remember that in an interview with Nancy Isime, a 42 -year -old music producer, who was single, said that he had no self -discipline to remain with only one lover.

Don Jazzy, whose statement has turned back the online debate around the relationship and monogamy in the Nigerian entertainment sector, also clarified that he was still single because he did not have self -control to remain with one partner.

He acknowledged that some women can be blocked or postponed by his medium, but he prefers to be honest in himself rather than deceiving someone in a relationship.

Don Jazzy stated, “I don’t believe that I am strong enough to be together [only] One person … I will not date you and tell you that you are the only person. “He further explained,” Some people have the power to commit sexually as soon as they are interested in someone. But for me, the fact that you are a beautiful woman not stop me from admiring other women who are also beautiful. “

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Responding to Don Jazzy’s statement about podcasts outside the latest box, Uriel challenged him to re -evaluate preferences for women.

He clarified that the type of musical mogul woman has been dating can be the cause of the problem. According to Uriel, his perspective on commitment might change if he chose a different woman.

He said, “I love Don Jazzy, I love him not like the others. He is an extraordinary person. But I feel that when he says that he cannot commit S3 to a woman, it leads to the type of woman he does. If I see it, I will tell him to try a different type of woman.”

Uriel continued to discuss Nigerian men’s dating habits. He argues that many men are not looking for deeper and more meaningful traits in partners, instead of focusing only on beauty.

“Many men in Nigeria are not a date for substance. They are the date for what they see physically, outside. It is translated into the majority of Nigerian men. They cannot live with a woman because they are not dating for substance,” he said.