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OAP Toolz Oniru-Demuren say Men who feel threatened or turned off by a woman’s success are primitive.
- Toolz said this in response to a video in which Hardly Initiated podcast hosts Tysean Jackson and Ryan Catchings said that high-earning women are unattractive to men.
EKO HOT BLOG reports that radio personality, Tolu Oniru-Demuren, popularly known as Toolz, has said that men who feel threatened or turned off by a woman’s success are primitive.
Toolz said this in response to a video in which Hardly Initiated podcast hosts Tysean Jackson and Ryan Catchings said that high-earning women are unattractive to men.
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The duo had invited finance expert Phillip Karaya to speak to their audience about business at first. Catchings stated in one sequence that women who are successful in their careers are “less attractive.”
“I had a woman tell me: ‘I got a good job, I make very, very good money and the only thing I need now is a man,'” Catchings said. “But who wants you? Like, who wants you? If you have achieved these things, you have unfortunately disqualified yourself”
Commenting on the video, the mother of two said: “I personally think that men who are turned off by high earning/successful women give off little d energy…but what do I know?”
Addressing women on her Instagram story, she said that the right partner should not feel threatened by their success.
“The right partner should celebrate you fully and not feel like you being successful is going to ‘bring disrespect’.
“That’s so primitive and ghetto” she added.
Tolu Oniru, better known by his stage name Toolz, is a Nigerian radio personality, talk show host, and presenter. She is best known for her work as the host of The Midday Show on The Beat 99.9 FM.
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