BBNaija’s Queen Mercy Confirms Her Marriage Has Ended

It appears former Big Brother Naija housemate Queen Mercy Atang has confirmed that her marriage to David has ended. The couple had been showing signs of trouble, reportedly unfollowing each other on social media, with the reality star noting that her husband was no longer wearing his wedding ring. The confirmation came in a now-deleted Instagram post, where a fan asked, “Queen, hope you are still married because Asa, you’re too beautiful to be single.” Queen Mercy replied directly to the fan, stating she is single and unavailable, writing: “@makachrist Single and unavailable.” Her response appears to settle lingering questions about her marital status, confirming that she is no longer married.

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Comedian Zics Aloma Says Men Should Be Financially Stable Before Marriage

Comedian Zics Aloma has stressed that financial stability should come before marriage. Sharing his views on Instagram, he argued that a man without a steady income should not rush into marriage, noting that societal pressure should not override financial readiness. Drawing from his own experience, Zics Aloma said that although he is financially secure, he still feels unprepared for marriage, wanting to provide a certain lifestyle for his future spouse and children. “I remember my mom calling me on my 34th birthday, asking when I would get married. Even though I’m financially stable, I still feel I’m not ready because there’s a kind of life I want to give myself, children, and wife,” he revealed. He also recounted the story of a friend who rushed into marriage without being financially ready, frequently seeking help, which eventually forced him to cut ties. “He sent me an invitation that he wanted to get married, saying marriage brings blessings. Soon after, he told me his wife was pregnant. I took on the responsibility, but at some point, I had to block him because he wasn’t ready to be responsible as a family man,” Zics Aloma said. He advised young men, particularly those from Gen Z, to focus on developing skills early to achieve financial stability and be better prepared for marriage.

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Judy Austin Warns Women Pregnancy Alone Doesn’t Guarantee Marriage

Judy Austin has cautioned women against assuming that pregnancy automatically leads to marriage, stressing that such decisions require maturity and careful consideration. She explained that getting pregnant for someone can result in regret if the relationship is not built on love, commitment, and long-term compatibility. “The first question you should ask yourself is: Can I spend the rest of my life with this guy? Can I love him, commit to him, grow with him, and build with him?” she said. Judy urged women to avoid making life-changing choices if they are still young or not mentally ready for a serious relationship. She encouraged dating, learning about people, and understanding that one must first rely on oneself and on God. “Show up for yourself before expecting anyone else to show up for you,” she added. Highlighting the dangers of early marriage, she noted its long-term consequences, saying, “Early marriage has damaged many people. It has led to divorce, emotional baggage, and struggles raising children they were not prepared for.” She advised women to focus on personal growth and readiness before seeking a partner: “Learn, grow, work, and build the resilience you need. When you’re ready, pray and ask God to bring the right person into your life. That way, even if things don’t go perfectly, you will have no regrets.” Judy’s message serves as a reminder for women to prioritize self-development, patience, and thoughtful decision-making before committing to serious relationships.

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Chiwetalu Agu Advises Women To Prioritize Independence And Self-Development Before Marriage

Veteran Nollywood actor Chiwetalu Agu has urged women to focus on personal growth and independence before getting married. In a video shared on his Instagram page, Agu emphasized that marriage should not define a woman’s identity or sense of fulfillment. He encouraged women to be mentally, spiritually, and financially stable before taking the step into matrimony. “The best advice I can give you as a lady before you embark on the journey of marriage is to be a complete woman. Establish yourself before you marry. Make sure you are mentally, physically, spiritually, and financially stable. Emphasis on being financially and spiritually stable,” Agu said. He added that a woman’s completeness should not depend on marriage. “It is not marriage that completes you as a woman. You don’t need marriage to feel whole, valuable, or fulfilled. Marriage should complement you, not complete you. It should be a beautiful addition, not a missing piece,” he explained. Agu also stressed the importance of self-reliance, advising women to invest in their skills, careers, and passions. “Before you marry, build yourself up. Even if you are not financially stable, at least have something to do—a skill, a business idea, or understanding of independence. Relying completely on a man can be risky,” he warned. He cautioned about potential challenges in marriage, saying, “God forbid you marry into a family where your in-laws don’t like you, or if your husband divorces you or passes away, and you have nothing of your own. You could end up starting life all over again.” Agu’s message highlights the importance of self-development and personal stability, presenting marriage as an addition to a woman’s life rather than the foundation of her worth.

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Toke Makinwa Claps Back At Troll Attacking Women Over Dating And Motherhood Choices

Toke Makinwa has hit back at a social media troll who criticized Nigerian women for dating multiple partners and not being married or divorced. The troll responded to a tweet defending men against women who had “dated multiple partners before marrying,” writing: “Nigerian girls should be wise. Toke Makinwa said that a few years ago, now we don’t even know who gave her belle 😹 Blessing CEO said the same, now she’s involved with someone with a prison case 😹 Tiwa Savage said the same 😹 now she says she doesn’t mind being a fifth wife 😹” Toke Makinwa’s response was short and firm: “You are MAD.” She went on to address the broader pressures faced by Nigerian women, tweeting: “To be a woman in Nigeria is extremely exhausting. It’s funny how mad some of you men are and you’ll continue to stay mad. You stay steady adding me to things that have nothing to do with me. Once a woman’s choice doesn’t sit well with your ego, you think she’ll take an L. I’m so happy women know they don’t have to settle for rubbish anymore. Some of you need to heal from your traumatic upbringing and let people be. Funny how you think my choice reflects some kind of setback, boy if you don’t GTF.” The troll replied again, attacking her personally: “Shut up, you’re among the set of women misguiding young girls. A few years ago you bragged about being alone?? Why did you get pregnant?? 😂😂😂 Why did you give birth?? Wasn’t it a man who gave you belle?? You’re nothing but an animal.” Toke fired back, saying: “Look at somebody’s 9 months embarrassing his lineage out here in these streets. Ya’ll swear I’m not important, but you blame me every chance you get. Ode.” Her responses underscore the scrutiny Nigerian women face over their personal choices, while asserting their right to make decisions without public judgment.

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Tiwa Savage Sets Record Straight On Second Wife Comment, Says It Was Out Of Heartbreak

Tiwa Savage has cleared the air on her viral statement about being open to becoming a second wife, explaining that it was born out of frustration rather than a genuine desire for polygamy. The award-winning singer said her past relationships have left her emotionally drained and vulnerable, leading to her candid but misunderstood remark. “I was a first wife, and look where that got me. I married as the only wife, yet here I am. I’m exhausted from heartbreak. Perhaps I’m approaching this wrong; maybe I should think about being a second wife,” Tiwa had said. She has now clarified that her words were not meant to suggest she truly wants to be a second wife but were instead an emotional reflection on her experiences with love and heartbreak. “It’s not a choice I want to make. I don’t wish for this. I wish I could express my truth freely, but I fear backlash,” she explained. Her clarification comes after her initial statement went viral, sparking mixed reactions from fans who were surprised by her openness about her personal struggles.

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Don Jazzy Reveals His Fear of Marriage, Cites Losing His Wealth

Don Jazzy, the head of Mavin Records, has shared his apprehensions about marriage, revealing why he’s cautious about taking the step. The award-winning producer admitted that while seeing happy couples online can be motivating, stories of divorces and failed marriages give him pause. Speaking candidly, Don Jazzy joked about the financial risks of marriage, saying he fears losing his hard-earned money without a prenuptial agreement. “You see someone who has worked all their life and then has to split their money because of a divorce. I’m actually scared of that. The money I have is for my generation,” he said, laughing. At 41, he revealed he has dated before but is currently single. He expressed that he is waiting for the “right person” while acknowledging he may not be the perfect partner. “I’ve dated before. Right now, I’m single. I’m scared, though God’s time is the best. I just want the right person, even though I’m not sure if I’m the right person for somebody’s daughter,” Don Jazzy added. His remarks have ignited online discussions about love, marriage, and the challenges of maintaining relationships in modern times. Don Jazzy admitted that the constant display of failed relationships on social media and the rising cases of divorce have made him fearful of marriage. He revealed that he’s scared of losing his hard-earned wealth… baba wan run Hakimi package 😭😂💔 pic.twitter.com/xedGv2kUvK — Oyindamola🙄 (@dammiedammie35) November 3, 2025

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Waje Says She Can’t Marry A Younger Or Unsuccessful Man, Lists Qualities She Wants In A Partner

Singer Waje has opened up about the qualities she considers non-negotiable in a life partner, stressing that financial stability, maturity, faith, and emotional intelligence are essential for her. Speaking on the Honest Bunch podcast, the veteran vocalist explained that she has outgrown the stage of “building” with a man and now seeks someone who can inspire her personal and professional growth. “I can’t marry someone who is not successful, and here’s why — I’m not in my 20s, so we are not growing together,” Waje said. “A man leads by selling aspirations to me. I have to aspire to see him lead. If he can’t inspire me to grow, we can’t be partners. Success, faith, and emotional intelligence are all part of it.” The singer also made it clear that she would not date a younger man, noting that such relationships often lead to tension and imbalance. “We will have issues,” she admitted. “I’m very pragmatic. Sometimes I have to hold myself back with my siblings, friends, and family members. Imagine if it was a husband? He would get tired. I’d be treating him like a child — he would hate me.”

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