Renowned author and commentator Reno Omokri recently expressed heartfelt appreciation for husbands whose wives wake up early to cook for them.
In a candid statement, Omokri emphasized the rarity and blessing of having a spouse dedicated enough to rise at 4 am or 4:30 am to prepare a meal. He referred to this early morning gesture as more than just ordinary food, labeling it “holy food” and highlighting the profound meaning it carries as a labor of love and genuine care.
Omokri asserted that a man fortunate enough to have a wife committed to such sacrifices is married to a true helper, someone beyond a mere financial supporter. In a subtle reference to ongoing discussions about feminism, he urged men to appreciate and value women willing to make sacrifices over those adhering to feminist ideologies.
If your wife genuinely wakes up at 4 AM to cook for you, that food is not just ordinary food. It is an elixir of life. It is holy food. It is a sacrificial offering. A labour of love. The real definition of soul food. You are blessed amongst men. You are married to a helper, not a biller, therefore, you are a baller. Leave feminists for Femi.”
Omokri’s sentiments resonated with the recent acknowledgment of Mommy Zee, a woman who gained attention for waking up at 4:30 am daily to cook for her husband. The appreciation for her dedication transcended verbal praise, leading to substantial monetary gifts, including over 5 million Naira from her husband and contributions from various brands. Mommy Zee’s story even resulted in a better job offer for her husband, showcasing the widespread impact of genuine acts of care and sacrifice within the Nigerian culture.
