Club host Ciggie Johnson has sparked debate online after making controversial remarks about men who pursue women after their perceived prime dating years.
In a statement circulating on social media, Johnson suggested that men who fail to pursue a woman when she is highly sought after but approach her later in life should question whether they were ever her preferred choice.
“If You Couldn’t Get Her During Her Prime Time When Everybody Wants Her, Halafu Umpate After Her Prime, Jua You Are Not Her Type,” Johnson said.
His remarks have reignited conversations around relationships, dating preferences, timing and the idea of a woman’s ‘prime time’.
The statement has attracted attention for its provocative take on romantic relationships, with the underlying argument suggesting that some men only approach women when their desirability or social attention is perceived to have declined.
However, the remarks also raise questions about how people define someone’s prime and whether attraction should be measured by age, popularity or personal compatibility.
Johnson’s comments are likely to generate mixed reactions, particularly among social media users with differing views on modern dating and relationship expectations.
