"Nigerian men are just romantic when they have not tried your jar of honey" - Fashion designer says

Nigerian fashion designer Chidinma Ogbulu has just revealed in an interview that men only become romantics after having sex.

Read the interview below;



After your BA in Economics, why is fashion the next option for you?

For me, fashion has been my way of life. It has been my culture and I knew it was the next thing for me as I needed to embed my ideas into other people.

How does it feel to have recently won the Face of Candid City Stylist award?

It feels very timely. I feel very cheerful, exalted and advantageous. Experience over the years has shown that Orientals hardly promote the girl's education.



How was it possible to obtain a degree in economics with this age challenge?

I personally think it is a very primordial and ancient way of thinking. The world has gone through that now. Women are almost the most educated people. Check out the ten most educated people on the planet. There is a woman with a high IQ of over 200. Also, how I was able to achieve this was self-determination, given the family from which I proceed.

Contrary to his recent and daring statement that he has never dated a man who is good in bed during an interview with Broadway TV, how would he describe himself?

I will describe myself as inventive, productive, with integrity, hardworking and very emotional.

What bothers you about Nigerian culture?

Nothing bothers me. I get so emotional being a Nigerian. Our culture is multiethnic and our people too. I appreciate every moment and every piece of our culture. This is my inheritance.

What is the role of sex in a romantic relationship?

I think it connects and helps you to bond, while creating a sense of happiness, which gives you a better self-esteem.

Fashion stylists in Nigeria are now probably a dime a dozen as they are everywhere. However, among the lot there is hardly anyone who can advance as a true professional. Most only took an intensive course to learn the rudiments of the profession, but not Pearl Chidinma Ogbulu, who prides herself on being the only fashion stylist in Nigeria who studied art as a true pro.

Although a primary education economist, Pearl Chidinma has taken the style of fashion as her vocation and even pocketed some prizes to show for her.

In this interview with Star Tracker, the realistic steel woman with a heart of gold leaves us in her heart, unleashing her deep thoughts, fears and desires.

After your BA in Economics, why is fashion the next option for you?

For me, fashion has been my way of life. It has been my culture and I knew it was the next thing for me as I needed to embed my ideas into other people.

How does it feel to have recently won the Face of Candid City Stylist award?

It feels very timely. I feel very cheerful, exalted and advantageous. Experience over the years has shown that Orientals hardly promote the girl's education.

How was it possible to obtain a degree in economics with this age challenge?

I personally think it is a very primordial and ancient way of thinking. The world has gone through that now. Women are almost the most educated people. Check out the ten most educated people on the planet. There is a woman with a high IQ of over 200. Also, how I was able to achieve this was self-determination, given the family from which I proceed.

Contrary to his recent and daring statement that he has never dated a man who is good in bed during an interview with Broadway TV, how would he describe himself?

I will describe myself as inventive, productive, with integrity, hardworking and very emotional.

What bothers you about Nigerian culture?

Nothing bothers me. I get so emotional being a Nigerian. Our culture is multiethnic and our people too. I appreciate every moment and every piece of our culture. This is my inheritance.

What is the role of sex in a romantic relationship?

I think it connects and helps you to bond, while creating a sense of happiness, which gives you a better self-esteem.


In your opinion, is there sexual satisfaction without orgasm?

No. There must be an orgasm.

Would you marry a man of less than five minutes in bed?

Yes, it totally depends on what we feel for each other.

How often do partners make romantic passes on you?

Very often.

How does it make you feel?

It makes me feel good and remember that I have a hot body and pounding.

He once said that he likes to be "Old School" when it comes to romantic topics. Would you say that there are still romantic men in Nigeria?

Men in Nigeria are only romantic when they have not tried the pot of honey.

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