Nigerians have been given hope by comedian Seyi Law that the country will be better.
According to him, he believes that President Tinubu will turn the country around for good.
He wrote:
“My name is IDILEOYE OLUWASEYITAN LAWRENCE ALETILE. Some people call me SEYILAW (BCFR).
I BELIEVE NIGERIA WILL GREATLY SUCCEED. I JUST KNOW IT”.
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See some comments below:
Actor Adekola Tijani wrote, “In Sha Allah
Williams Abiodun wrote, “Yes yes yes! I had another dream about Nigeria again! I saw Nigerians shouting Nigeria is back!! New Nigeria is here!!
MC Ajele wrote, “I believe
Black Magik Official wrote, “May Nigeria succeed, and God bless you
General Skuki wrote, “Nigeria will be great
Chinaza Ikeazota wrote, “Go and sit down, noting will work in this country. The country is far gone
Desman 009 wrote, “Too much cap my boss”.
Meanwhile, Blessing Okoro, a controversial self-proclaimed relationship guru also known as Blessing CEO, has explained why she divorced her husband.
She said she walked out of her marriage due to domestic abuse, not adultery.
She believes that infidelity is not a sufficient basis for divorce.
She stated this on the first episode of her television show, Moments with Blessing CEO.
She said:
“I left my marriage because of domestic violence, my husband is not a cheat. Sometimes we women have to accept we are the problem.”
“Cheating shouldn’t make you leave your marriage, the same way you hide a DNA result, keep it a secret if your husband is cheating.” Blessing CEO added,
Recall also some time ago that the therapist said she does not force her views or thoughts on others, especially when it comes to relationship-related conversations.
In an interview with Punch, she stated:
“There is nothing I say that is wrong or right. People have different beliefs.
“I don’t force anyone to accept my opinions. It is not about what I am saying; it is about who they are seeing in what I am saying. When people are seeing their reflection, they don’t like who is holding the mirror. Not everything I say is for everyone. People should pick what they want and leave.”
Okoro noted that she is a compassionate person who dislikes hurting others.
According to her:
“I don’t like to offend people, except when I do something that I don’t know about. I am a very careful person.
“I don’t look for trouble, but when people come for me, mine is ‘louder’. I have empathy but I have built walls around , and would not take disrespect.”
Okoro, who is about to launch her TV program, ‘Moments with Blessing CEO’, stated that becoming a TV presenter has always been her passion.
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