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• Bajjo says women who take more than two or three days to accept courtship may have self-esteem issues.
• He claims women who prolong the courting process are often motivated by money.
• Bajjo also advises men to be cautious when pursuing women seeking marriage in their forties.

Promoter Bajjo has advised men to be cautious about women who take more than three days or two weeks to decide whether they want to be courted, arguing that such women may have underlying issues.

During an interview on Radio 4 UG, the promoter advised men against waiting for years for a woman to accept their courtship, arguing that women who know what they want should not keep men waiting for more than two or three years.

“A woman who makes you plead for long is usually disturbing and disappointing in the end,” he expressed.

According to Bajjo, a woman who knows what she wants will not deliberately waste a man’s time by dragging out the courting process.

Drawing from his own experiences, Bajjo claimed that women who prolong the courtship stage often end up being disappointing followed by heartbreaks.

“Such women have self-esteem issues and they’re always after money in whatever they do,” he explained.

Bajjo also advised men to be cautious about women who start looking for marriage in their forties, suggesting that men should reconsider pursuing such relationships.

“If a woman is in her 40s and looking to settle or get married, leave her alone,” he said, adding that there’s often underlying reasons why she is single at this age.