Popular Nigerian singer and dancer Korra Obidi has asserted that she will be successful even without the help of conceited people.
The contentious dancer claimed she doesn’t care about those who believe she is powerless without their assistance. They are not God, she claims, and she could survive without them.
In her words:
“Some people think that because they don’t support you, you can never make it. Are you God? You are not God. I can still make it without you. Why won’t I? I can make it without you.”
Watch the video below:
Reacting, one TikTok user wrote; Sure. onlh your believe can diffend you sis. be strong. and believe in God,
MEANWHILE, Ghgossip reported about a week ago that Dr. Justin Dean, the estranged husband of Nigerian dancer and singer Korra Obido’s former husband, explained why he moved on fast after they went their separate ways following irreconcilable differences.
During an interactive session with his fans on social media, Justin Dean claimed that since he only has one life to live, he should make the most of it.
He bemoaned the fact that Korra Obido doesn’t care about their marriage on his Instagram page and that he had to separate from her for his mental health.
Posting a photo of himself on Instagram, Dr. Dean wrote, “I’m heartbroken! Anyone that knows me or watches me online knows that I’m a dedicated family man to both Korra and my children. This is honestly the hardest decision of my life, but necessary. I’m walking away from this marriage for my mental health and to be the best version of myself. I must set a healthy example for my children. This has nothing do with postpartum depression. I’ve been betrayed once again and she is unbothered, which pretty much summarizes our marriage.
My apology to the all the young men and women that believed we had a “perfect marriage”. Marriage is based on mutual love, respect, humility, accountability, empathy, apologies and most of all effective communication to understand the other person’s perspectives. Likes and views shouldn’t be the highlight of your relationship. Men: Your mental health matters! In order to be strong, you have to be happy.”
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