‘I’m looking for a man who can cook and clean 24/7’ says Bridget Otoo, Ghanaian media personality

Ghanaian media personality, Bridget Otoo has come out to reveal what she needs in a man before she can get married.

According to Otoo, who works for Metro TV, she’s looking for a man who is willing to cook and clean all day.

Bridget, aged 37, has in the last couple of years received heat online for her single status and her constant advocacy for the LGBTQI society in Ghana.

She took to Twitter to disclose that she doesn’t know how to cook therefore she would be willing to give any man a chance should he accept her proposal of cleaning and cooking 24/7.

Bridget Otoo wrote:

“I’m looking for a Ghanaian man, marriageable material who can cook and clean 24/7 to marry.”

Men love to experiment with anything that sounds exciting. The main reason why men are better cooks than women is because their experiments usually work positively, even if it for the first time.

There are a handful of men who treat cooking to be like a hobby, something that can put a smile on ones face. This is why men are good cooks.

Yes, men who cook are attractive to women. They would love to lean back and relax while the man is busy cooking the day’s meal. Also, there are some deeper reasons too. Relationship experts say that women sub consciously perceive such a man as stable, patient and the one who can offer them security and pleasure.

Cooking has always been considered a woman’s job and bread earners are men. But now, times have changed and career is no more the domain of men alone. Women are equally career oriented, independent and their perspective is more than just a kitchen. This is why cooking is a man’s job.

Ultimately, men should learn how to cook because there are many reasons that it would be beneficial. From helping out your wallet to helping out your gut, cooking is a wonderful skill to learn and all men should learn it.