In a jaw-dropping confession that has set social media ablaze, two sisters — aged 39 and 35 — have publicly cried out for help, declaring they are exhausted from years of praying and waiting for life partners.
The sisters, whose emotional appeal has since gone viral, did not hold back as they addressed Nigerians directly, urging eligible men to step forward and marry them.
“We’ve Prayed, Fasted… Now We’re Tired”
In their heartfelt statement, the women revealed that after years of faith, patience, and unwavering hope, they feel time is no longer on their side.
“We are 39 and 35. We’re tired of praying,” one of them said, her voice heavy with frustration and longing.
According to them, they have done everything they were taught — stayed faithful, focused on self-development, and waited for “God’s time.” But now, they say, they’re ready to take matters into their own hands.
Public Appeal Sparks Mixed Reactions
Their bold move has triggered an avalanche of reactions online.
While some Nigerians applauded their courage and honesty — calling it a refreshing break from societal pressure and silence — others criticized the approach, arguing that marriage should not be treated like a public recruitment drive.
Desperation or Determination?
Supporters say the sisters’ plea reflects a growing reality for many single women navigating societal expectations around age and marriage. Critics, however, claim the public call could attract the wrong kind of attention.
Relationship experts note that conversations around delayed marriage, shifting priorities, and changing cultural norms are becoming more common — especially as more women focus on careers and personal growth before settling down.
A Sign of Changing Times?
Whether seen as desperation or bold determination, one thing is clear: the sisters have forced a conversation many shy away from.
As their story continues to circulate, Nigerians are divided — but everyone is talking.
