When I Die, Do Not Cry – US-Based Nigerian

A US-based Nigerian woman, simply identified on social media as this_is_pizzle, has stirred reactions with a bold post urging people to celebrate others while they’re still alive.

“When I die, do not cry or stop your life for a day if you never cared for me now that I am here,” she wrote.

In a reflective tone, she emphasized the need for people to show love and support to others in the present.

“Love and celebrate my little efforts while I am still here. Dead people have no memory,” she added.

The outspoken woman also dropped some personal advice, especially for women, urging them to be financially independent.

“Have your own money. Your husband’s money is not your money, except you’re Chioma Davido,” she stated.

She went on to criticize common relationship advice, describing it as mostly targeted at people with financial struggles.

“All the relationship advice na for poor people. Again, I say have money. If you don’t have money, date or marry who has money!” she declared.

In a humorous tone, she referenced the fanbase of Nigerian music star Davido, saying, “Fear of Davido’s fans is the beginning of social media wisdom.”

The comment suggests how strongly fans defend their idol and his wife, Chioma.

She concluded the post by congratulating Chioma Rowland, wife of Davido, on her birthday and the lavish gifts she received.

The statement reads, “When i die, do not cry or stop your life for a day if you never cared for me now that I am here. Love and celebrate my little efforts while I am still here.Dead people have no memory.

“Have your own money. “Your husband’s money is not your money”, except you’re Chioma Davido.

“All the relationship advice na for poor people. Again, I say have money. If you don’t have money, date or marry who has money!

“Then, see if hear go let anyone talk to you. Fear of Davido’s fan is the beginning of social media wisdom.

“Congratulations to Chioma on her birthday celebration and gifts.”

The post has since gone viral, with many users engaging in debates over her views on love, money, and public celebration.