Yoruba actor Seun Jimoh recently stirred a heated debate with his bold statement about men’s inability to forgive infidelity. In a social media post, Jimoh advised women not to confess their extramarital affairs, asserting that men are unforgiving when it comes to cheating.

Jimoh’s warning, shared on his Instagram page, has sparked mixed reactions. He emphasized the belief that men do not overlook infidelity, thereby advising women to keep their mistakes concealed.

“Dear female, I know this may be a hard pill for men to swallow, if you ever by mistake cheat on your man, don’t ever confess! keep it between you and God,” wrote Jimoh. He further expressed that men not only do not forgive cheating but also tend to hold it against their partner indefinitely.

While some have supported Jimoh’s stance, many have criticized it, arguing that honesty should prevail in any relationship. This controversial advice has ignited discussions about trust, forgiveness, and the dynamics of relationships in today’s society.

The actor’s outspoken views have certainly sparked a dialogue about gender dynamics and the complexities of trust and forgiveness in relationships.