“Turn off social media and start working on yourself” – Omotola Ekeinde sends words of encouragement to young ladies

Nollywood actress Omotola Jalade Ekeinde has sent a word of encouragement to ladies.

In an Instagram story, she revealed that someone sent her a post about a young girl who felt lost, which led her to write a message to young ladies.

The mother of four enlightened them that everyone blossoms at different times, and although family, society, and cultures frame when it seems right, it isn’t always the best. She made ladies know that they are different, but because they aren’t normal, they think it’s bad rather than special.

Omotola admonished ladies to start working on themselves, find things that keep them moving and do it. She told them to turn off social media and surround themselves with things that give them hope and joy.

“Someone sent a post about a young girl who felt lost, went to read ... and felt a leading to say this to young ladies.

Darling, everyone blossoms at different times, and although family, society, and cultures have framed when it seems right, it is not always best and possibly not for you.

You seem…You are different, but because you’re not normal, you think it’s bad; no, it’s special. You are special

Start working on yourself. Find things that keep you moving, and do them! Turn off social media—even I do it very often.

Make sure you surround yourself with things that give you hope and joy. If you don’t know him, my personal advice is to seek a personal relationship with Jesus. Try that. I promise you’ll find joy in your journey.

Your best is yet to come. It might not feel like that now. But key in, soon you’ll smile. You’ll see”.

Similarly, Yoruba actress Bimpe Akintunde has penned a sweet message to her gënder. The mother of one encouraged ladies to take care of themselves and let their true value exude. She admonished them to suffer less, care for themselves more, and protect more of what they desire.

Socialite Pretty Mike had admonished ladies to marry a kind man who couldn’t stand to see them in pain. He noted that if they died, their husbands would move on quickly.

In other news, Omotola Ekeinde lamented over her youngest son, Michael Ekeinde’s, choice of music. She shared a video of her son singing a song as they headed to the gym. She questioned the kind of music many listen to these days as she lamented feeling trapped.