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‘Women have no business getting married in their 20s – Toke Makinwa
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‘Women have no business getting married in their 20s – Toke Makinwa

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Media personality and actress, Toke Makinwa, has claimed that it is not ideal for women to get married in their 20s.

According to her, most women are still discovering themselves in their 20s and don’t even know how to make better decisions yet.

Speaking in a recent episode of her podcast Toke Moment with guest, reality star Tacha, Makinwa claimed that most of the women who got married in their 20s end up regretting it.

“Women have no business getting married in their 20s… You don’t even know yourself yet. Those who did are regretting it now. Even those who are still married if they are being honest, they will tell you that they shouldn’t have rushed it,” she said.

Her guest on the show Tacha added, “My mum says marriage is like an institution. Those inside want to get out, those outside can’t wait to get in.” 

‘Women have no business getting married in their 20s – Toke Makinwa

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