Nollywood actress Anita Peters recently took to social media to address the issue of bisexual men in Nigeria, urging them to release their female partners so they can find true love.

She expressed concern over the trend of bisexual men being in relationships with women without any intention of commitment, ultimately wasting their time.

Peters emphasized the importance of honesty and cautioned against the emotional toll of being in a relationship with someone who isn’t fully invested. She urged bisexual men to consider the feelings of their partners and avoid leading them on, only to leave them for another man later on.

This plea echoes similar sentiments shared by other personalities, such as Tonto Dikeh, who previously raised awareness about the prevalence of bisexual men among married individuals.

Dikeh’s revelation sparked discussions about the challenges faced by partners who discover their spouse’s bisexuality.

Additionally, Denrele Edu, a prominent figure known for his openness about his bisexuality, has shared insights into his experiences. Edu has candidly discussed navigating relationships with both men and women, highlighting the complexities of sexuality and relationships.

"Break up with them. Set them free, let them look for their soulmates"
– Actress, Anita Peters tells l£sbi@ns pic.twitter.com/dcF4QS3tlf

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