Uriel Oputa: BBN Contestants Should Rethink Their Role As Relationship Advisors

Uriel Oputa: BBN Contestants Should Rethink Their Role As Relationship AdvisorsReality TV star Uriel Oputa has criticized the relationship advice offered by some of her fellow contestants. She cautioned social media users against taking guidance from past BBNaija participants, as many lack the credibility to do so.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Her remarks follow a statement from co-reality star Rachel Edward, who advised women to leave partners who aren’t willing to buy them a car. “If he has no intention of buying you a car, leave him!!!” Rachel wrote.

Uriel highlighted the risks of entitlement, encouraging women to prioritize personal growth and gratitude over material expectations. She argued that those who consistently receive from others without showing appreciation risk stunting their own development.

In an Instagram post, she stated, “No offense, but some BBN girls should not be giving relationship advice. Ladies, your downfall begins when entitlement sets in. When you become a constant receiver without gratitude or the ability to recognize what you’ve been given, you lose the power to grow.

“True wisdom comes from acknowledging what you receive, using it to uplift yourself, and sharing that knowledge to better yourself. Remember, entitlement is the greatest form of bondage; recognize this, and you will find freedom.”

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