Many blast TV presenters for opining that most men are depressed because women are becoming leaders (video)
In a public talk show, a group of women opined that men are depressed because women are taking up leadership roles. They also added that some just lie to get attention. The media host Lolo Cynthia has been largely criticised.
In a 21st century Nigeria, new questions are arising, emerging issues are being discussed and this is due to the prevalence of certain unanticipated societal challenges. One of such unexpected problems confronting Nigerians is depression. In order to nip this arising crisis in the bud, many people are coming out to discuss the reasons behind the mental condition.
In accordance to this, popular media personality Lolo Cynthia gathered together a group of ladies for the sole purpose of discussing and deliberating on why depression as a crisis is on the rise.
These ladies deemed as millennial females had a lot to say about the causes of depression. One of them attributed it to the fact that, these days, young people have a lot of options to pick from. They are not in want of what to do, hence, they are at the risk of short attention span which leads them downhill to depression.
Another tagged urbanisation and the absence of communal existence in today's world as prime reasons causing depression. According to the lady who raised this point, many are drowned in the quest to succeed so that they barely have time for others and themselves.
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Now, two other points raised by these women of great esteem got the attention of Nigerians. One of the arguments raised was that a lot of men get depressed because women are taking up leadership roles by the minute!
Yet again, another person said that some people lie about being depressed just to get attention and join a supposed community. See the tweet and video below:
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Well, not many Nigerians agreed with these points. In fact, they totally were outraged by these sheer opinions raised by these women. This general outrage and anger caused a lot of them to spew fire on the Twitter page of the lady.
See some of the reactions below:
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Earlier in the year, this TV host who started this saga took to her Twitter page to vehemently say she would not take up her husband's name except he had more money than she did. Quite a thing to say!
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