“If he is ashamed to hold you in public, he’s not for you” – Reality star, Uriel Oputa tells ladies
Big Brother Naija star, Uriel Oputa has shared tips to help ladies know if a man is not for them, in a recent Instagram post.
The reality star who took to her Insta-stories to pen a message to herself noted that she deserves better.
According to her, when a man is ashamed to hold his woman in public, doesn’t call regularly, then he’s not committed to the relationship and probably has someone else.
“If he is ashamed to hold you in public, he’s not for you. If he doesn’t call you throughout the day… he’s defo calling someone else.” She wrote.
She however noted that the post is a message to herself.
See her post below,
In other news, Uriel Oputa has slammed men who make their wives feel insecure about their weight after childbirth.
The former Big Brother Naija housemate called such men “complete ignoramus” and asked them to take a back seat and give their wives time to “work through this sensitive period”.
She added that, after all, some of the women are stuck with the men’s “smallie”
Her post reads ;
“You are a complete ignoramus if you make your woman feel uncomfortable about her weight after she has given birth. Not every snapback is Natural, if you can’t afford lipo or a fitness trainer/personal chef.Please kindly take a back seat let her work through this sensitive period. She just had your children. I am not attracted to my wife. Oku ba gi there.”
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“Can you hold the head of your child and swear that I caused your marriage to break up?” – Interior designer, Ehi Ogbebor continues to tackle estranged wife of her new man (Audio)
Nigerian Interior designer, Ehi Ogbebor, has in a new development challenged Cynthia, the estranged spouse of her new partner, Dennis Osifo, to prove that she (Ehi) was really the cause of their marriage crash.
Nigerians were introduced to Ehi’s man during the weekend after she attended his 50th birthday party in the US. Not long after the businesswoman went public with their relationship, reports made the rounds on social media that Dennis is still married to his wife, Cynthia. In light of this, Ehi quickly refuted the reports, stating that Dennis is divorced.
According to some reports, Cynthia allegedly stated that herself and Ehi were close friends and that Ehi knew that she and Dennis were married.
In a new audio recording that emerged online some hours ago, Ehi is heard stating that she met Dennis four months ago through a mutual friend. In the audio note, she challenges Cynthia to swear that she caused the break up of her marriage.
According to Ehi, she and Cynthia have met not more than three times. In her words,
“You claim we are bestfriends. You know someone I know . I probably haven’t seen you maybe three times in my whole life. On your honor Cynthia, can you swear, can you hold the head of your child and swear that I caused your marriage to break up?
I have evidence to prove it but for the sake of your children, I wouldn’t want to put your divorce and your shit out there because I respect the man I am with. You are pushing me but I wouldn’t do it. I sent you voicenotes. I knew you were going to put it out there and I said what I said.
Ehi went on to reveal that Cynthia knows what she did that led to the end of her marriage to Osifo. She said her new man filed for a divorce in June 2018.
You know what you did. People that know you know what you did and your ex-husband moved out after a week from his matrimonial home and left the house for you. June 13 he filed for a divorce in 2018 which you have that document and I am privy of it.
2018 I was married. Your divorce took two years. I am sure your ex-husband dated people. I don’t know. I never even knew you to be married to anybody. I met you not more than three times through someone. Why are you lying that you are my family friend? You don’t have to make me look bad to make yourself look good. You know everything you did but like I said let’s not go into all of that.
Listen to the audio recording below…
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Biafra Day Sit-at-Home To Hold Monday, May 31 — IPOB
The change according to a press statement by its Media and Publicity Secretary Emma Powerful was to avoid any conflict with Sunday worshippers.
According to the statement, while there will be a partial observation of the Biafra Day on Sunday, there will be a total lockdown on Monday throughout the entire Biafra land.
The release enjoined all residents to comply with the order and remain indoors from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm in honour of all those who have paid the supreme price in the course of the struggle for Biafra autonomy.
It read in full: “We, the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) ably led by our great and indomitable leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, wish to announce that this year’s Biafra Remembrance Day sit-at-home will now hold on Monday, May 31, and not Sunday, May 30 as earlier directed. The modification is following genuine observations about our earlier directive as many of our people observe Sundays as a day of worship.
“There will be the partial observation of the Biafra Day on May 30th. But there will be a total lockdown and sit-at-home on Monday 31st of May.
” We, therefore, expect Biafrans all over the world to stay indoors on May 31 for the respect and honour of our fallen heroes and heroines who paid the supreme price for us to live. It is our right to remember them for defending the genocidal attacks on our people between 1967 and 1970.
“Consequently, all commercial activities must be shut down on 31st of May throughout the land of Biafra. There should be no vehicular movement on that day on Biafra roads.
“Transport companies must withdraw from the road on that day. National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW); National Associations of Road Transport Owners (NURTO); and others are expected to fully comply with this directive.
“In the same vein, artisans and traders must close shop on that day. Airports, Seaports, Banks and financial institutions should all shut down in honour of our fallen heroes and heroines.
“Okada and Tricycles organizations are also advised to withdraw from roads on that day. There shall be no social gatherings or events including burials, weddings on that day from 6 am to 6 pm.
“Parents are advised not to send their children to school on that day as no one is expected to be seen outside. Full compliance is expected from all.
“Biafrans in Diaspora are to hold peaceful rallies in their countries of abode.”