A well-known Nigerian music video director, ThankGod Omori Jesam, also known as TG Omori, has advised women not to date "broke" men.

According to him, ladies should not allow themselves to be bullied into getting into relationships with broke men.

Omori added that the choice of choosing a partner is a personal decision, and as such, ladies should make that choice based on their plans.

He made this known via a tweet on Sunday.

“Your choice of partner is a personal decision don’t let them bully you into dating a broke person in the name of gold-digging. Look your life well and plan your aesthetics,” his tweet read.

Omori was reacting to the “gold-digging” slurs against materialistic women on social media by Internet trolls.

Meanwhile, Dating broke men is a personal choice and can have both advantages and disadvantages. While some people may prioritize financial stability in a partner, others may value qualities such as kindness, intelligence, and humor over money. Here are some things to consider when dating a broke man:Advantages:He may be more down-to-earth and appreciate simple pleasures.He may be more creative in finding affordable date ideas.He may be motivated to work hard and improve his financial situation.Disadvantages:Financial stress can be a major source of tension in a relationship.He may not be able to provide the lifestyle or experiences you desire.He may feel inadequate or emasculated if he can't provide for you financially.If you do decide to date a broke man, it's important to have open and honest communication about your expectations and financial situation. This can help avoid misunderstandings and resentment down the line. It's also important to keep in mind that financial stability can change over time, so the situation may not be permanent. Ultimately, the decision to date a broke man should be based on compatibility, shared values, and mutual respect rather than just financial status.

TG Omori, also known as Boy Director (born ThankGod Omori Jesam) is a Nigerian music video director and cinematographer.TG Omori has directed music videos for recording artists across various genres of new generation, includes Olamide, Wizkid, Burna Boy, Tekno, Kiss Daniel, Fireboy DML, Falz Timaya, Naira Marley, Asake and many others.

Early life

ThankGod Omori Jesam, hails from Cross-River State in Nigeria. Omori grew up in Agungi, Lagos State, Nigeria from a middle-class background. He started directing at 15 while overseeing stage plays in his school and church. Omori was advised by his dad to be a waiter at a restaurant since nothing was going well for him at that time. Omori started making videos at the early age of 16, but took it up professionally at 20 after graduating from PEFTI Film Institute, making him the youngest professional filmmaker in Nigeria at the time. He always said that the camera is just a tool, not the main creator.

Career

In 2019, TG Omori was responsible for around half of the videos on the summer 2019 charts Count down on MTV, Soundcity, and Trace.He directed videos for numerous musicians, including a controversial song by Naira Marley "Am I a Yahoo boy", "Totori" by Olamide & Wizkid, and "Soapy" by Naira Marley which won viewers Choice at the 2020 Soundcity MVP Awards Festival. In 2019, he won video director of the year at City People Entertainment Awards and directed two videos in top 10 most viewed Nigerian music videos of 2019.

In 2021, a video for the North African remix featuring ElGrande Toto was released on 4 November 2021. It was shot in Lagos and was directed by TG Omori, it surpassed 34 million views after a month of release on YouTube.