Toke Makinwa explains why women need to make their own money while praying for a man

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Toke Makinwa explains why women need to make their own money while praying for a man

Toke Makinwa has advised women to make their own money while praying for a capable man.

 

She explained that having your own money, no matter how little, prevents certain insults.

 

She added that those who married rich aren't having it easy but they won't say what they are going through.

 

Read her tweets below.

 

Toke Makinwa explains why women need to make their own money while praying for a man

Toke Makinwa explains why women need to make their own money while praying for a man

Toke Makinwa explains why women need to make their own money while praying for a man

Toke Makinwa explains why women need to make their own money while praying for a man

Toke Makinwa explains why women need to make their own money while praying for a man

Toke Makinwa explains why women need to make their own money while praying for a man



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