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Divorce: A Thing Of Pride In Nigeria Movie Industry



In recent times, the issue of celebrities in Nigeria parted way after months of marriage has become a thing of pride, most especially in the Nigeria movie industry, in Nigerian tradition marriage is refers to as everlasting journey between husband and wife, and nobody ever celebrate a broken home, but now, in the Nigerian movie industry separation in marriage is now a thing of pride.

Among the celebrities in the Nigeria industry is Omotola Jolade, popularly called ‘omo sexy’ whom her marriage have lasted for more than a decade and up till this moment she is waxing stronger and stronger in her marriage.

I believe that in the beginning, most young celebrities in the Nigerian movie will hope to achieve it in the entertainment industry, that thing would go well when their dreams and aspirations come true. But after making it in the industry they will find it difficult to get married. Recently, Eniola Badmus, a popular actress known as ‘Gbogbo Biz Girl’ in an interview said


“What is the point if i marry today and tomorrow it's over? What is the essence? I am living my life. I will have a baby when it’s necessary, marriage is good but what’s the essence of me getting married today and tomorrow I'm not in it? For any man I'm going to marry or call my husband we should be together at least for five years before going down the aisle.”  

She is technically saying that, she is afraid of getting married.

It was like a drama when Funke Akinde and kehinde loOyede parted way, at the beginning fans don’t really believe the story when it was first reported by a national news paper, until Funke personally announced the separation with her husband.

But one thing baffled me most, instead of her to sober, below are what she posted on her facebook account.

“We want to formally inform you that after due consultation and consideration, Akindele is now separated from Mr. Kehinde Oloyede as his wife. She hereby urges her fans and all concerned to pray and wish her the best as she moves on in her career.”

“Yes my marriage has crashed, anyway what has happen has happen and no one in this life is above mistake, from now on, i bear Ms Akindele no ill feeling"

"I know I 'm a public figure but it's my private life and I'm entitle to my privacy, let those who laugh at me continue to laugh, after all, my job is to make people laugh”.

The question I want fans to ask her is, is it part of her job to break up/ separate with her husband?

Another crashed marriage after the marriage produced a daughter, was that of Monolisa Chinda, who was alleged that she broke up with Dejo Richard just because of money.
Among the worst is Clarion Chukwura is still living as a single lady after married twice.

As for Bukky Right, when asked in an interview sometimes ago about her marital status, she replied by saying no comment.

Another one is that of Jennifer Eliogu and husband, the marriage crashed month after she delivered a baby.

The fundamental questions are what really is the problem of these celebrities in the Nigeria movie industry? Is the industry the cause of what happen to most of them? And lastly, why ladies alone soffer this development?

some say it is a way of being free from any man’s command as a husband, others believe that it’s due to lust for numerous men and not wanting be under the control of a man who would never want them to star in any obscene role

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