Singer and social media influencer Jowy Landa has sparked widespread discussion with her bold advice on relationships and marriage. Known for her hit song “Mudumu,” Jowy recently posted on social media that when a man asks for money, it is a sign he is planning to marry, and women should not fail this test-even if it means borrowing money to meet his request.
Her statement, “Once a man starts asking for money from you, he is planning to marry you. It is a test. Do not fail it. And if you do not have, go and borrow,” quickly went viral, drawing mixed reactions. Many men praised her for understanding the male perspective, while some women criticized the advice for encouraging financial sacrifice and debt as proof of love.
Jowy’s views align with her broader stance on relationships; she recently declared she is staying single until a man proves his seriousness, rejecting casual dating and the “let’s see where this goes” mentality. Her candidness continues to resonate with followers, making her a prominent voice in Uganda’s conversation about love, money, and marriage
