- Rema, a Nigerian Afrobeats artist, shared his views on the type of woman he admires.
- He values style and fashion in a partner more than financial wealth.
- The insights were revealed during an interview with People Gallery. – Rema is 25 years old.
Nigerian Afrobeats sensation Divine Ikubor, widely known as Rema, recently opened up about the type of woman he admires.
During an interview with People Gallery, the 25-year-old revealed that he values a stylish and fashionable partner over wealth.
The “Calm Down” singer explained that since he is already financially secure, a woman’s sense of style is more important to him than her bank balance.
When asked whether he would choose a girl for her style or her money, Rema responded, “I already got the funds, so style.”
In other news… A Nigerian lady has sparked widespread online reactions after sharing WhatsApp messages allegedly sent by her mother containing harsh words and curses.
The lady, identified on social media as @atouchofcee, revealed that her mother, Precious Chikodi Justice, sent messages filled with anger and threats. Screenshots shared on TikTok showed the mother claiming that no one could reverse the curses placed on her daughter except herself.
In the messages, the woman allegedly warned that her daughter would no longer succeed unless she apologized and acknowledged her. She further claimed that the daughter’s close friends and “destiny helpers” would abandon her if she failed to do so.
One of the messages read:
“U will not succeed again and nobody can reverse it except me Mrs Precious Chikodi Justice. Just watch and see. From now, all ur best friends and destiny helpers will cut off from u. Except you come and apologise and recognise me as…”
Reacting publicly, @atouchofcee shared the screenshots and expressed shock at the severity of the messages. She responded by stating:
“Who will be against me when God be for me. Oh well, unless they kill God.”
The post has since triggered intense discussions online, with many social media users expressing disbelief and concern over the nature of the messages and their impact on parent-child relationships.
