"Don't Get Married At 40, It's Too Late": Man Advises His Fellow Men On The Best Age To Get Married

• A Nigerian man said it is too late for a man to get married at the age of 40 as the latest should be 38
• According to the young man who shared his views in a TikTok video, if one gets married at 40, one may not see their grandchildren
• He said men should get married early so that by the time they get old, their children would have come of age

A Nigerian man has insisted that the latest a man should get married is at the age of 38.

According to the man, anything later than that should be considered shameful because it has already become too late.

In a TikTok video shared on the handle of @frankemeks, the man said if one got married late, one would not live long to see their grandchildren.

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He said people waiting to make a lot of money or to have more fun before getting married should note that there was limited time.

Frank added that when a man gets married early, his children would have come of age by the time he grows old.

He asked:

"Why do some men marry at the age of 45 years."

Watch the video below:

Reactions as man gives right age for marriage

@PARK&HOME CREATIONS LTD said:

"I married at 35, and I have 4 children. I am regretting why I didn't marry earlier."

@brunoken3 said:

"I have known this for so long. I am 41 years old, and my first daughter is 15 years old, but sometimes I still think I didn't start giving birth earlier."

@AMG said:

"I am regretting today because of this mistake. I married at 37. I waited to build my house and buy a car before I married. That’s very wrong."

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Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh reported that a Ghanaian couple's simple and unique wedding ceremony, devoid of decorations and extravagant attire, went viral.

The couple, opting for regular clothes and slippers, exchanged vows in the presence of a few witnesses, possibly family and friends.

The modest wedding, costing only GH¢1,500, resonated widely online, with many praising the couple's emphasis on the genuine essence of their union over lavish celebrations.

Source: Legit.ng