Men and women are not equal - Tiwa Savage

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- Tiwa Savage has ruffled a few feathers with her latest interview

- The popular singer said she thinks men and women are not equal

- She also added that God created us that way

These days, the topic of equality between both sexes is often debated heavily with some saying women are equal to men an others disagreeing with this school of thought.

Popular musician Tiwa Savage revealed her thoughts on the matter. Seeing that she is a woman, many expected that she would say men and women are equal.

Instead, while speaking in a recent interview she declared that she doesn’t think men and women are equal.

“You have to deal with it. If it means you have to work 10 times harder than your male counterparts, don’t complain about it, do what you have to do. We all celebrate people like Oprah and Mo Abudu and we don’t actually realise what they have to do to get to that point.


Tiwa Savage (Image courtesy Instagram)
They probably had to do 20 times than their male counterparts. Once you get there, you don’t complain about how you get there. So, whatever it is you have to do as a female, you just have to get it done.

I know I’ll (ruffle) a few feathers but I also don’t think men and women are equal, I don’t think that’s how God created us that way… especially in the household anyway.

So I think as females when we realise that yeah we can be strong in our career, but when we are home we have to realise that the man is the head of the house,” she told Beat FM.

Does anyone agree with Tiwa?

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