Men who put eyes on wives’ monies hardly progress – Reno Omokri

Reno Omokri, a former media aide to ex-president Goodluck Jonathan, has cautioned men against developing interest in lavishing their wives’ funds.

He argued that men that pick strong interest in their partner’s wealth in a bid to spend it rarely make headway in life.

He maintained the husband’s money belonged to him, his wife and kids but the wife’s was meant for her and the kids only.

Omokri advised men never to make plans for their wives’ monies, adding though they’ve been made one as married couples but they remained heads of their homes and it was their sole responsibility to bear the family’s financial burdens.

He wrote: “As a husband, your money is meant for you, your wife and your children to spend. But your wife’s money is not meant for you to spend.

“Don’t even think of it. Don’t make plans for it. Pretend it does not even exist. Never eye her money. Leave it for her and the children. Make your own!

“Men who put their eyes on their wives’ monies hardly progress. It is contrary to nature and good judgment.

“Yes, two shall become one. But you are the head of the family. A head is designed to carry weight and not just to Lord it about. Carry the weight!”