Genevieve Nnaji, a well-known actress and filmmaker, has taken to Instagram to discuss the dangers of ego.
Ms. Nnaji stated that ego is a disease, and that the only remedy is love.
She wrote: “Ego is the disease, love is the cure. Charity begins at home, so begin by loving yourself. Do what you must to get help and heal. When you learn to love yourself that is what you will receive. The mirror will only project what it is shown”.
Gossipinfo news recall that Genevieve expressed her thoughts on the xenophobic crimes against Nigerians in South Africa in 2019.
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She wrote: ““A life with us isn’t the worse thing. They need to see one without us. They’ve shown us countless times who they are. Let’s believe them.“It’s time to show them who we are. But most importantly, it’s time we believed in ourselves.
She was the first performer to win Best Actress at the 2001 City Peoples Awards, which before had only honoured politicians and commercial corporations, for her contributions to the Nigerian film industry. She was also the first actress to be named Best Actress by the Nigerian Censors Board in 2003. Oprah Winfrey described to her as the “Julia Roberts of Africa” in 2009.
Nnaji produced her first film, Road to Yesterday, in November 2015, which went on to win Best Movie Overall-West Africa at the 2016 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards.
Gossipinfo Entertainment Recalled that Desola Afod, a self-described famous wife, got into a heated argument with a female troll who claimed to be carrying her husband’s child.
The troll had targeted her actor husband Kunle Afod, who is infamous for his habit of infidelity.
The troll pretended to be pregnant for him, making fun of him.
“Afod wey his dick no stay one place. We don born for ur husband”.
Desola, who was left furious at her comment, didn’t hesitate to lash out at her.
She dared the troll to use her original account to face her.
Desola vowed never to leave her husband.