Controversial influencer, Saidaboj, has stirred reactions online after addressing women who cite actress Regina Daniels’ marital drama as a reason to avoid wealthy men.
In a viral video shared by @AsakyGRN on X (formerly Twitter), Saidaboj defended her long-standing advice that women should marry financially stable partners, warning that poverty does not make a man kind or faithful.
She stated that some people are using Regina Daniels’ situation with her estranged husband, Senator Ned Nwoko, as justification to settle for poor men, which she believes is a big mistake.
In her words:
“Regina Daniels’ case is not an excuse for you to marry a poor man. Trust me, their own is worse. A poor man’s wickedness is even more painful, when you divorce you won’t leave with anything. Some of you say, ‘Let me just manage my poor boyfriend,’ but how is your poor boyfriend treating you? A narcissist is a narcissist. A wicked man is a wicked man, whether poor or rich.”
Saidaboj went on to criticize those attacking her for encouraging women to “marry rich,” stressing that financial comfort brings stability and peace of mind.
“All those people coming to my DM to say, ‘Have you seen Regina’s case?’ because I tell women to marry rich men — listen, if you are poor, go and work for your money. Don’t use Regina as an excuse,” she added.
Her comments quickly went viral, sparking a heated debate on social media. While some netizens supported her claim that wealth does not determine wickedness, others accused her of promoting materialism and ignoring emotional values in marriage.
The discussion continues to trend as Saidaboj’s blunt message reignites the age-old argument about whether love or financial security should come first in relationships.