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Stop chasing women above your level – Nigerian lawyer advises men
A Nigerian lawyer and BBC Hausa presenter, Fatima Zahra Umar, has advised men to stop chasing women who are above their level.
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“Focus on your life and stop chasing women above your level,” she wrote in a Facebook post on Monday.
The post sparked reactions, with some men saying that no woman is above any man’s level.
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