Nigerian dancer and entertainer Korra Obidi has pondered why people quickly judge her over her misfortunes.
On her Facebook page, Korra queried why people are so quick to say she staged the misfortune in her life.
“Why are some people so quick to say I stage the misfortune in my life?”.
Reacting to her post, one Natalie Cenac wrote, “When they face it one day, I hope they don’t say nun
One Mercy Mercy wrote, “Those are flying monkeys; assume they are dead
One Nneka Ezeh Page wrote, “Ignore naysayers, looks like someone trying to script your life story, but you’re the director
One Tolulope Wuraola Giwa wrote, “Asked them to stage theirs
One Chiamaka Cynthia wrote, “Don’t throw stones at every dog that barks, dear
One Marie Claire Heureuse Felicite Bonheur wrote, “There will always be dogs barking. Just keep going without worrying about them
One Iamarewa wrote, “Who God they help, go think say others no try
One black_barrbzg wrote, “People always talk
One __guddie wrote, “The society doesn’t value women
One Nosa Deborah wrote, “Na fake people most times”.
Last month, Korra had reflected on some of her darkest and happiest moments. She questioned how one can tell when it’s good times if there is no hard times. The mother of two noted how there is a season for everything and a purpose for everyone on earth.
Recall that in March, 2022 that Korra’s ex-husband, Justin Dean filed for divorce from her, a few weeks after they welcomed their second child. Their divorce was quite messy on social media as the two dragged each other and spilled their dirt.
The couple’s divorce was finally finalized on November 19, 2022, with both of them sharing joint custody of their two daughters.
During the divorce, Justin tried gaining full custody of their kids but was denied. Korra made this known on her Facebook live as she alleged that he was also demanding spousal support. She lamented over how she had been taking care of the kids, paying for school fees and health insurance without a contribution from her ex, and yet he was demanding spousal support.