Solomon Buchi Reacts to Ifedayo’s Claim That “Women Should Not Kneel to Feed Their Husbands
✍️ By Tobi | February 13, 2026 | 08:56 AM
Nigerian writer and relationship commentator Solomon Buchi has reacted to a statement credited to Ifedayo, which claims that women should not kneel to feed their husbands, sparking fresh debate online about marriage, culture, and personal choice.
The comment, which has been widely discussed on social media, triggered mixed reactions, with some agreeing that such gestures should not be expected of women, while others argued that it can be a voluntary expression of love rather than oppression.
Reacting to the claim, Solomon Buchi weighed in by emphasizing intent and consent, noting that actions within marriage should be guided by mutual understanding rather than rigid rules or public pressure.
His response has further fueled conversations around modern marriage values, traditional practices, and how cultural expressions are evolving in contemporary relationships. Many users echoed his view, saying kneeling or not kneeling should be a personal choice, not a moral standard.
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