“I Will Never Show Off My Man Again. I’ve been through a lot lately, and honestly, I just want to speak my truth. I’ve ended things with someone I thought was genuine—but turned out to be nothing but a Casanova. A damaged man. I blocked him, deleted every single picture of him from my page the moment I realized he was using me for fame and to chase other women in the industry. At some point, it honestly felt like I was dating my enemy. He wasn’t who he claimed to be. He used to brag about sleeping with rich women in Lagos and Nollywood like it was something to be proud of—I found that very disturbing. Looking back, the signs were there. I saw them early enough and thank God I didn’t waste more time. I’ve cut all ties and moved on completely. From now on, until I get married, no one will see my man or even know what he looks like. I’ve learned my lesson. When I marry, I will do it right—in Jesus’ name. I’m done with men who are gullible, easily accessible, and only act like kings online. I’m waiting for a real king, not someone who gets distracted by every woman that smiles at him. And to my ex—please stop posting my pictures. Let me go. I’ve moved on. If anyone wants him, you can carry him.”– Angela Okorie Opens Up About Heartbreak and Betrayal

“I Will Never Show Off My Man Again. I’ve been through a lot lately, and honestly, I just want to speak my truth.

I’ve ended things with someone I thought was genuine—but turned out to be nothing but a Casanova. A damaged man. I blocked him, deleted every single picture of him from my page the moment I realized he was using me for fame and to chase other women in the industry.

 

At some point, it honestly felt like I was dating my enemy. He wasn’t who he claimed to be. He used to brag about sleeping with rich women in Lagos and Nollywood like it was something to be proud of—I found that very disturbing.

Looking back, the signs were there. I saw them early enough and thank God I didn’t waste more time. I’ve cut all ties and moved on completely.

 

From now on, until I get married, no one will see my man or even know what he looks like. I’ve learned my lesson. When I marry, I will do it right—in Jesus’ name.

I’m done with men who are gullible, easily accessible, and only act like kings online. I’m waiting for a real king, not someone who gets distracted by every woman that smiles at him.

And to my ex—please stop posting my pictures. Let me go. I’ve moved on. If anyone wants him, you can carry him.”– Angela Okorie Opens Up About Heartbreak and Betrayal

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