Nollywood actress Mary Njoku has sent a message to the public against being ungrateful.
In an Instagram post, she said, ‘When God sends you a helper you didn’t expect, take the help with gratitude and wisdom.’ She told them not to be ungrateful by placing the weight of their entire generation on that person.
Mary warned them against turning divine assistance into a subscription. Telling them to use their head, she noted how they drain people to the point where once they stop helping, they rewrite history and dismiss all the good they ever did.
“Whether God sends you a helper you didn’t expect, take the help with gratitude and wisdom.
Don’t be ungrateful by placing the weight of your entire generation on that person.
Don’t turn divine assistance into a Subscription.
Use your head.
You drain people to the point where, once they stop helping, you rewrite history and dismiss all the good they ever did.
And you still wonder who the village people are.
Use your mirrow bro!!”.
Njoku, in an Instagram post, advised the public against praying for people God is trying to punish. She told them to be wary of who they pray for, as sometimes one is trying to bless someone God is trying to punish. She admonished them to be wise and discerning, as not every struggle is a battle they’re meant to fight.
In an Instagram post, Mary had sent a message to Nigerian religious women, noting how there was nothing wrong with IVF. She admonished religious women to feel free to include IVF in their testimonies so that God can use them to inspire and bless other families as well.
The wife of the Iroko TV boss had raised a rhetorical question to the public. She questioned why we are alive, why we are still breathing, and what our purpose is on earth. She urged those religious fanatics not to use Christianity as an excuse, as she noted how many who were more religious are dead.
Last year, the wife of Jason Njoku had sent a wake-up call to social media users. She revealed that she misses the days when people would confront others when they mess up and have team conversations with them. She noted how what people do these days is to become keyboard warriors and seek sympathy and temporary fame.