Rapper Vector advises single women on how to handle men who won’t stop touching them
- Rapper Vector has urged single women to help themselves if nobody will
- Vector told women to buy tasers for men who don't keep their hands to themselves
- The rapper said it is okay for the erring men to be shocked by their actions
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Nigerian rapper Vector has taken to his official Twitter page to share a piece of advice with single women.
Vector encouraged single women to buy tasers to stop randy men from touching them unnecessarily.
The rapper advised that tasers that look like keyholders should be bought so that their buyers do not easily give themselves away.
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The rapper then told women to help themselves if nobody helps them.
Vector noted that if a man says he mistakenly touched a woman and he is tasered, the woman will also claim to have done it mistakenly.
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In other news, Legit.ng earlier reported that Aisha Yesufu told single women to stop waiting for men to come and marry them.
The mother of two revealed that she wooed her husband while noting that women in their 30s and upwards should not wait until a man approaches them before they get married.
According to her, women should approach men they like and ask for their hand in marriage.
She said:
"On the advice I give young women is that they should stop waiting for a man to come and meet them. You are more than 30 and going into your 40s and 50s and you say you are waiting for a man to come and woo you. How will that happen? It doesn't matter even if you are older than him. The matter of marriage is serious. So, don't just sit down and wait for anyone that comes your way."
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Prior to that, she studied Linguistics and Nigerian Languages at the Ekiti State University, Ekiti, where she obtained her first degree. She is passionate about social development and women’s health.
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