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“You Have No Business Getting Married in Your 20s” – Toke Makinwa Advises Young People

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Renowned media personality Toke Makinwa recently opened up about her experiences in her 20s, sharing reflections on love, growth, and the valuable lessons she learned.

During an appearance on Cocktails and Takeaways, Toke revealed that much of her youth was consumed by a singular focus on a long-term relationship.

Looking back, she admits that period of her life felt limiting and lacked the self-discovery she now values.

Reflecting on that chapter, Toke said, “I don’t think I really enjoyed my 20s.

At the time, I didn’t fully know what I was doing because I was so deeply invested in just one man.

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My entire 20s revolved around that one relationship.”

Although she cherishes the growth that came from those experiences, Toke emphasized how her perspective has shifted over the years.

She noted that her past decisions and the lessons that followed have been pivotal in shaping her current outlook on life and relationships.

“If I could turn back time, I might have made different choices,” she added.

“But I’m grateful for where I am today. Every experience has contributed to the woman I’ve become.”

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Toke used her story as an opportunity to share advice with younger people, cautioning against rushing into serious commitments during their early years.

She encouraged them to prioritize personal growth and self-awareness.

“I always tell young people, especially women, that there’s no need to rush into marriage in your early or mid-20s.

Those years should be about figuring out who you are and building a foundation for your future. Knowing yourself first is key to building a healthy and fulfilling life.


 

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Jenna Ortega Opens Up About Her Experience as a Child Actress

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American actress Jenna Ortega reflects on her days as a child actress and shares how she used to cope on set.

The actress shared how sometimes she would go without eating. “I wasn’t asking for one sip of water. I would go all day without eating, drinking, whatever, because I wanted so badly to not be in the way of anybody.”

“Maybe that was my mistake, was not actually looking after myself,” Ortega added.


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“Nobody Has More Hits Than Me” — Davido Makes Bold $1 Million Claim

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Davido shares that he is one of the biggest hitmakers in Nigeria and places a $1 million bet to back his claim.

He praises himself and shares his confidence on a stream.

“I will put $1 million cash on the table. Nobody has more hits than me,” Davido said during the livestream.


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Peter Okoye Opens Up About Childhood Struggles and Fear of Poverty

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Nigerian singer Peter Okoye speaks on his childhood and reveals what he fears the most on earth.

The singer shared that he fears poverty rather than death and spoke on why.

“I’m not afraid of death. The only thing I’m afraid of in this life is poverty. It is being broke. I have tested it before. I have been in our house with our parents and a bulldozer came and demolished the house.

“We were living in a one-bedroom flat with me, my mom, my father, like the whole family. Six boys and two girls live in a one-bedroom apartment.”


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