Entertainment
“I’m single… I’m getting booked back to back, so it’s good for me. I think being single is good in the industry.” – Korra Obidi
Korra Obidi, a dancer and socialite, recently garnered attention with her frank interview discussing her love life and financial goals.
She revealed that she has multiple men in her life whom she refers to as “servicing” her, indicating they are her sexual partners.
Korra emphasized her pursuit of financial independence, humorously noting that if she were to remarry, her husband would essentially take on the role of the “wife” due to her strong focus on maintaining her independence and financial security.
Korra highlighted the benefits of being single in the entertainment industry, pointing to the increased success she has experienced since her divorce. She explained that marriage can sometimes restrict opportunities, as interest from the industry often wanes over time.
In contrast, being single again tends to attract renewed interest and support, resulting in more bookings and career opportunities.
In her own words:
“One thing about us humans is that when somebody’s married. I don’t know, you people don’t like the person anymore. You kind of like go ‘ahh happy married life,’ and then ‘she can’t be on my show,’ ‘she can’t be in my movie’. But now I’m single… I’m getting booked back to back, so it’s good for me. I think being single is good in the industry.”
Son of Nigerian President Bola Tinubu, Seyi Tinubu, reacts to public outcry and states that Nigerians should be patient with the president as he works on economic reforms.
“We’re asking you all to have faith in Asiwaju Ahmed Tinubu. He is already driving this country in a direction this country has never ever seen, and I continue to pray for his life and his second term.”
He added “This is a man who has come in and has seen cracks. Instead of just trying to pass by and waiting for the cracks to continue to spread, he’s actually trying to fix them.”
Nigerian activist VeryDarkMan reacts to President Bola Tinubu’s statement regarding insecurity in Nigeria.
It can be noted that the president addressed insecurity in the country, and many Nigerians reacted and expressed frustration over what they described as a lack of understanding of what is really going on.
“The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces was asked about the insecurity issues that have gone further to claim lives, chase people out of their homes, and leave school children and teachers as hostages to bandits. The president was asked about insecurity; unfortunately, he couldn’t give an answer. Instead, he started talking about holy books and how Abraham took Isaac to the bush to sacrifice.”
Nigerian actress Ese Eriata speaks on relationships and advises women that they do not have to retaliate by cheating back when betrayed by their partners.
She stated that doing so only causes more pain. “Cheating back will never give you closure. The moment you do it, you return to the same painful feeling of betrayal your husband caused you.”
“Not only that, but you also end up proving to yourself that you do not value yourself enough to heal properly. Instead, you begin expecting someone else to fill that emotional vacuum, but the truth is, they never really do.”
Seyi Tinubu Urges Nigerians to Trust President Tinubu
VeryDarkMan Criticises Tinubu’s Response to Insecurity Concerns
