Nollywood actress Mercy Aigbe is the latest celebrity to declare support for junior colleague, Regina Daniels, amid her marital crisis.
On her Instagram page, she sent love, strength, and prayers to Regina, noting how she is young, talented, and still learning.
Aigbe noted that we all go through seasons, some gentle and some stormy, but with love, faith, and time, we can overcome. She told her to keep her head high, keep growing, and never lose her beautiful spirit.
“Sending love, strength, and prayers your way @regina.daniels
You’re young, talented, and still learning — and that’s okay.
We all go through seasons ——some gentle, some stormy. But with love, faith, and time, we overcome….
Keep your head high, keep growing, and never lose your beautiful spirit. Sending love and light your way”.
Hours ago, Mercy Johnson had called for the release of Regina Daniels’ brother, Sammy West. Giving an update on his case, she stated that the worst form of injustice is pretended justice.
Similarly, Ruth Kadiri, in an Instagram post, noted that Regina celebrated and supported everyone as much as she could. Ruth stated that Regina will forever be celebrated.
Yvonne Jegede said if domestic violence is violence, she should leave. The actress admonished her not to allow bitter and jobless internet trolls to bully her, as there is no excuse for domestic violence.
Singer, Portable, prayed that God blesses her home forever as he encouraged her to stay loyal. The singer let her know that only a loyal wife enjoys life more.
Actress, Georgina Onuoha, noted how the politician, within less than 24 hours, publicly released a statement portraying his wife and the mother of his children as a drug ãddict. She said the decision to respond in such a public, humiliating manner raises serious questions. Georgina questioned what responsible man or husband publicly shames the mother of his children.
Tonto Dikeh’s ex-politician boyfriend, Prince Kpokpogri, had tackled those rejoicing over the couple’s issue. Using himself and Tonto’s messy break-up battle, urged Nigerians to learn to support and uplift others instead of celebrating their difficult moments.