Veteran Nigerian actor, John Okafor famed as Mr. Ibu has shared his opinion on who among a man and woman should be in the kitchen cooking. The movie actor says it is the duty of women to cook and not the man.

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Mr. Ibu used his life as a typical case study and stated that his busy work schedule does not spare him time to cook and so he expects his wife to be doing that job for him.

He added that he a man can only cook on special situations like when he is single or lives alone but if he is in a relationship, that duty falls on the woman.

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“My wife knows all about food and it is her duty to take note of that. She makes sure she gives me the best of what I need to eat. I do not take note on my own (of the nutritional value), but my wife does it for me.” He said in an interview with The Punch newspaper.

“Cooking is for the women and should be done by them, except on few occasions if you just feel the need to cook, which shows you have regard for your wife. Asides that, cooking is a woman’s duty. “When a man cooks, it is either because the wife is away from home and he’s alone. So, he has to cook for himself.” He added.

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The cliché that says cooking in for only women is one disturbing one. Nigerian societies stick to this stereotype believes that one of the the woman’s place is the kitchen.

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On a more serious note, it seems some backgrounds across Nigeria are taking a stand against the belief despite the fact that the popular belief is that a woman must feed her husband no matter what.

One micro blogging platform, twitter user identified as @_smithsydny on his Twitter handle has shared a detail concerning this stereotype in his father’s family.

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According to Smith, his father’s family considers it a must for any man to learn how to cook and a male member who proves otherwise is considered useless.

He captioned his post:

In my father’s family, as a man you don’t know how to cook, they will ask your mother are sure this is our son? It’s a trade mark that comes with every male child. You must Sabi cook. It’s moving down to the grandchildren as well. I Sabi cook Sha

See his post below:

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