A young Nigerian bride-to-be has set social media buzzing after she revealed three strict conditions her fiancé has given her ahead of their wedding — and one of them is never using a browsing phone after marriage.


The revelation, shared in a viral TikTok video by @chiomacf, shows the lady listing the unusual demands while preparing for her upcoming wedding. In the short clip, she explained that her future husband had made it clear he expects her to obey these rules without question once they tie the knot.
According to her, the conditions include:
No Browsing Phone After Marriage – She will not be allowed to own or use a smartphone with internet access.
Strict Lifestyle Monitoring – The husband-to-be will personally supervise her daily activities.
Limiting Social Media Presence – She will not be permitted to post pictures or videos of herself online without his approval.
While the woman appeared to share the list playfully, the tone of the video sparked heated debate among viewers, with many questioning whether such rules signal love or control.
Social Media Reactions
The TikTok post, which quickly gained thousands of views and comments, has divided opinion.
Some users argued that the man’s rules are a red flag for controlling behavior and could lead to isolation.
Others felt the couple might simply be setting personal boundaries they both agree on.
A few jokingly suggested the bride should “marry him and secretly keep a browsing phone.”
One commenter wrote:
“This is not marriage; it’s a prison with a ring.”
Another said:
“If she’s okay with it, then it’s their business. Every marriage has its own rules.”
Why It’s Trending
The video touches on a growing conversation in Nigeria about gender roles, technology use in marriage, and personal freedom in relationships. Many believe that while couples can have boundaries, rules that limit communication and access to information might raise concerns.
With the wedding still ahead, it remains to be seen whether the bride-to-be will truly give up her browsing phone and follow the other conditions. For now, the viral clip has become a talking point for Nigerians both online and offline.
📸 Photo credits: TikTok/@chiomacf, Getty Images/Sahadat Hossain