Mama Ereko reveals why she didn’t remarry after her husband passed away

• Mama Ereko, a veteran Nollywood actress, has disclosed her reasons for refusing to remarry after her husband’s death.

• Mama Ereko chose not to remarry to maintain her appearance and avoid stress that would age her.

• Mama Ereko, in an interview on Talk2Dunnis TV’s official YouTube channel, emphasized that staying single has helped her maintain her beauty and elegance despite her age.

Veteran Nollywood actress Morenike Alausa, popularly known as Mama Ereko, has shared her reasons for choosing not to remarry following the death of her husband.

Mama Ereko explained that her decision to remain single was motivated by a desire to preserve her appearance and to avoid the stress that often accompanies marriage, which she believes can accelerate the aging process.

In an interview on Talk2Dunnis TV’s official YouTube channel, she revealed that her single status has contributed to her ability to maintain her beauty and grace, despite the passage of time.

She expressed the view that the emotional and physical demands of marriage can lead women to age more rapidly than their chronological years would suggest.

In other news, Self-proclaimed financial advisor, GheGhe, has commented on the ongoing dispute between Afrobeats sensation Burna Boy and Lagos socialite Sophia Egbueje, indicating his intention to file a lawsuit against the artist.

Burna Boy has found himself at the center of controversy after an audio recording surfaced in which Sophia Egbueje accuses him of failing to fulfill his promise of purchasing a Lamborghini for her in exchange for a romantic relationship.

In response, Burna Boy delivered a sharp freestyle, ridiculing Egbueje while announcing his arrival in Kenya for a scheduled performance.

In an unexpected development, Burna Boy showcased the freestyle during his performance, encouraging the audience to chant ‘Opueh’, a track recently released by GheGhe.

It is worth noting that GheGhe’s hit song ‘Opueh’ was launched in the midst of a widely publicized social media feud involving Saidaboj.

In a recent online video, GheGhe revealed his intention to sue Burna Boy for one billion naira, asserting that his hit song is protected by copyright.

“Burna Boy doesn’t know the trouble he’s gotten himself into, ‘Opueh’, is trademarked,” He stated.