She argued that making one’s relationship public on social media is preferable.
By Omotayo Olutekunbi
Nkechi Blessing, a popular Nollywood actress renowned for exposing information about her romances online, criticized people who keep their love connections private.
She argued that making one’s relationship public on social media is preferable.
Blessing asserted that many individuals stay in unhealthy relationships and used privacy as an excuse. She made the observation that some people hide their secret connections with unsuitable partners by using privacy as justification.
“Sometimes it’s best to post your partner. Some of you are in unhealthy relationships, all in the name of keeping it private. The men themselves will say, ‘Please keep me private,’ so he can be with your whole squad without any of you knowing. Ara Agbala privacy,” she wrote.
Popular Nollywood actress Nkechi Blessing, known for sharing details about her relationships online, has blasted individuals for keeping their romantic relationships a secret.
She made the case that it’s better to make one’s relationship public on social media.
According to Blessing, many people utilize the rationale of seclusion to maintain toxic relationships. She noted that some people conceal their illicit relationships with unsuitable partners by citing privacy as a defense.
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