Socialite Zari Hassan recently ignited a debate on loyalty by commenting on the viral scandal involving Baltasar Ebang Engonga from Equatorial Guinea. She suggested that the only difference between him and other men is that he got caught, prompting many to question whether loyalty still exists. With relationship scandals frequently making headlines, people are left wondering: Is loyalty a thing of the past, or is it still attainable? While some argue that social media and the digital age challenge fidelity, others believe that genuine loyalty remains strong in committed relationships based on respect and open communication. Loyalty is important because it fosters trust and mutual respect, which many couples still hold dear. Open communication and transparency are essential for nurturing a loyal bond. As the discussion continues, one question remains—do loyal men (or women) indeed exist? The answer may depend on each person’s commitment to maintaining trust.