Skales Vows to Change His Ways with Women After Public Reflection
Nigerian singer Skales, born John Njeng-Njeng, has publicly acknowledged that he didn’t treat women with the respect they deserve in past relationships—and is making a sincere commitment to change. The revelation, shared via his verified X account on July 8, has sparked buzz online and showcased a more mature, self-aware side of the artist.
In a string of candid posts, Skales wrote, “I’ve been immature before but I vow to myself to be a real man to women they deserve it.” He went further, urging men everywhere to be more considerate and emotionally supportive:
“Love her till she don’t hurt no more… be kind and real to women… it ain’t easy being a woman.”
Raised by a single mother, the artist explained that showing affection is not a sign of weakness—but an expression of true strength. He emphasized how important it is for men to uplift women, rather than diminish them, saying: “Showing affection to a woman don’t make you a simp but a real man.”
Skales’s openness has resonated with fans and fellow artists alike. Many have praised his willingness to be vulnerable and grow publicly, while others are hopeful his words will inspire a wider shift in how men treat women across society.
This turn of heart reflects a broader, positive it’s always encouraging to see public figures take accountability. Skales’s promise to “turn a new leaf” sends a powerful message: respect, love, and kindness towards women aren’t optional they’re essential.
As his fanbase watches this transformation, expectations are high that the singer will follow through on his pledge and model the respectful, empathetic approach he’s advocating.
