Nigerian singer Olawale Ashimi, popularly known as Brymo, has once again set social media ablaze—this time with a highly controversial take on relationships and accountability.
The outspoken artist declared that men should never apologise to women when the woman is clearly at fault, insisting that any man who does so is setting himself up for suffering.
Taking to his Instagram page, Brymo didn’t hold back:
“Nobody deserves to suffer more than men who apologise to women when the women are wrong… and suffer they will.”
The statement has since triggered intense reactions online, with many calling it harsh, outdated, and provocative, while others argue it reflects a growing conversation about fairness and responsibility in relationships.
Known for his fearless opinions, Brymo has built a reputation for stirring debate—not just through his music, but through his strong socio-political and personal views.
Despite the backlash that often follows his statements, he remains widely respected as one of the most gifted and unconventional voices in Nigeria’s music scene since his rise to fame in the 2010s.
As expected, his latest comment has divided opinions:
Is Brymo speaking hard truths—or simply fueling unnecessary controversy?
One thing is certain—when Brymo talks, people listen… and react.
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