Dorcas Shola-Fapson, a Nollywood actress, has spoken out about Amala, Nigeria’s native cuisine (made from Yam flour).
The actress stated on her social media website that the food consumed by Yorubas is garbage.
“Amala is repulsive. It makes no difference to me who made it. She said, “argue with your tongue.”
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Remember how Dorcas Shola-Fapson encouraged women to keep their relationship partners off social media a few weeks ago?.
The actress, who is best known for her role as ‘Sophie’ in MTV’s “Shuga,” shared this piece of dating advise on her Snapchat account.
September and October have taught her that the internet is where “ships go to sink,” according to her.
“What I’ve learned from September and October is to keep who you’re sleeping with off of social media,” she stated.
“Ladies, protect your orgasms by any means necessary. It is necessary. The internet is the place where ships sink. It’s not for the faint of heart, ladies.
“Go on dates, ‘baecations,’ and other surprises; post your ears, teeth, and fingernails, but don’t show your significant other these Zuckerberg streets.”
“Fast food fingers won’t let a good lad and a good girl pepper us in peace.”
Someone has a theory, or they know someone who knows someone who knows your brother’s sister in-ex law’s before you know it.
But keep in mind that privacy isn’t the same as secrecy. It’s a red flag if they refuse to meet your friends or introduce you to theirs. However, the friendship circle should be a three-dotted line.
“Enjoy your relationships and keep the memories ‘for your eyes only,'” says the author.