Zion spoke highly of Chinwe, saying, “She’s a mature woman. As the firstborn, she takes care of her siblings, especially since her mother has passed away and her father has remarried.
“Usually, I can be with a girl and she wouldn’t even think to ask what I do for a living. But Chinwe is different—I’ve heard her pray for me, and she even sends me prayer points. She’s very prayerful, and I really appreciate that about her.
“When I visit her, she cooks delicious meals, enough to convince me to stay the night even though I usually don’t spend the night at a girl’s place. She makes whatever I want, and she even has a cook come over sometimes to help with the food and cleaning.
“Chinwe has a homely vibe, even though she’s not my usual type. Physically, my preference is different, but I’ve realized I’ve been with my ‘type’ before, and they never treated me this well.”
Fairme responded, “Exactly, this feels different. That’s why we always tell women it’s not just about looks—character and how you treat a man matter the most.”
Zion agreed, “How you treat a man really does matter.”
Fairme added, “Millennials are more experienced in these things.”
Zion then noted, “Yeah, I’ve been with Gen Z too.”
Fairme replied, “Some of them still have sense, though.”
Zion continued, “True, some Gen Z do have sense, but the ones I’ve been with just brought more stress.”
It’s worth mentioning that Chinwe had previously claimed during an argument with Zion that she “sponsored” him to the show, although she later retracted her statement.