Pere Egbi Advises Single Women Not to Live Alone After Tragic Singer’s Death
Former Big Brother Naija housemate Pere Egbi has shared a piece of personal advice for young single women living in Nigeria. The reality TV star said women should avoid staying alone and instead live with a friend or family member for safety reasons.
Pere made the statement in a post on social media, where he stressed that living alone as a woman is not always safe. According to him, having someone in the house can provide support and reduce certain risks.
He wrote that young single women should try to have someone stay with them at all times, whether it is a trusted friend or a relative. He added that living alone may seem convenient, but it is not always the best situation.
His comment sparked conversations online, with many people sharing different opinions. While some agreed with him and said safety should come first, others argued that women should have the freedom to live independently if they choose to.
Pere’s advice comes shortly after the tragic death of Ifunanya Nwangene, a former contestant on The Voice Nigeria. The 26-year-old singer reportedly died after being bitten by a snake in her home in Abuja while she was sleeping.
Reports said that efforts to save her life were made, but there were challenges in getting the right anti-snake venom quickly. Her death shocked many Nigerians and raised concerns about emergency response and access to life-saving treatment.
Following the incident, many people began discussing home safety, emergency preparedness, and the need for better healthcare support. Pere’s message added to the wider debate about personal safety, especially for women who live alone.
Although opinions remain divided, the reality star’s statement has drawn attention to the importance of safety awareness and having reliable support systems, particularly in emergencies.
