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  • Mary Njoku educates religious women on importance of IVF

    Mary Njoku educates religious women on importance of IVF

    Actress and filmmaker, Mary Njoku, has addressed Nigerian religious women about the benefits of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF).

    She affirmed that IVF is not wrong and should be recognised as a solution from God’s wisdom.

    Njoku criticized those who dismiss IVF’s success but consider their results a miracle from God, emphasising that IVF and C-sections are miracles in their own right, bringing blessings to many families.

    She encouraged women to share their authentic experiences and not use religion to discourage others from embracing these treatments.

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    She said: “Dear Nigerian religious Women! There is nothing wrong with IVF. God created us with the wisdom to find solutions to our challenges. Feel free to include IVF in your testimonies, so that God can use your story to inspire and bless other families as well. Testimony is not mandatory! If you no fit tell us True story, rest Abeg. Make God no vex for you.

    “Saying IVF failed you but God gave you a miracle is absurd. IVF is a miracle! C-sections are a miracle! God has blessed countless families through them. If it didn’t work for you, it might work for someone else. Stop using religion to discourage others from receiving their blessing. Miracles can come in different forms. ‘Hebrew Women.”

  • Greeting one’s mother should be termed cheating too, Mary Njoku reacts to Merit Gold’s claim on infidelity

    Greeting one’s mother should be termed cheating too, Mary Njoku reacts to Merit Gold’s claim on infidelity

    Actress and filmmaker, Mary Njoku has criticised colleague Merit Gold for her controversial statement on cheating.

    Merit Gold posted on Instagram that secretly assisting one’s family without a husband’s consent is a form of cheating, citing the payment of bride price as a reason.

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    Mary Njoku responded sarcastically, suggesting that even greeting one’s mother without a husband’s consent could be considered cheating by the same logic.

    “Greeting your mother without his consent is cheating too. He paid in full. As all of us don dey ment na,” she wrote.

  • Your craft inspired a whole generation of filmmakers, Mary Njoku hails late Sam Loco

    Your craft inspired a whole generation of filmmakers, Mary Njoku hails late Sam Loco

    Actress Mary Remmy Njoku has penned a nostalgic tribute to late veteran actor Sam Loco Efe.

    In a poignant Instagram post, she reflected on her early days as an aspiring producer, revealing her deep desire to collaborate with him, despite his lack of familiarity with her work.

    She had envisioned creating a show solely to showcase his exceptional talent, a testament to her admiration for his craft.

    Read Also: Mary Njoku to ladies: don’t become a victim in Nigeria, you’ll be blamed

    Njoku celebrated Sam Loco Efe’s remarkable contributions to the Nigerian film industry, acknowledging him as one of the most talented actors the country has ever known.

    She expressed her gratitude for the significant impact he had on her life and career, as well as his influence on the entire Nollywood industry.

    With a mix of sadness and appreciation, she bid him farewell, urging him to “take his flowers” and rest in peace. 

    She wrote: “Life is short. When I was an aspiring Producer, I wanted to work with you so badly, even though you barely knew me. I dreamt of creating a show just to feature you. You were one of the most talented actors Nigeria has ever known and possibly ever will know.

    “Today, as I reflect on my journey as a filmmaker, I celebrate your contribution to my life as a creative and to Nollywood. Your craft inspired a whole generation of filmmakers. Take your flowers and rest on, legend of all time!”.

  • Mary Njoku to ladies: don’t become a victim in Nigeria, you’ll be blamed

    Mary Njoku to ladies: don’t become a victim in Nigeria, you’ll be blamed

    Actress Mary Remmy Njoku has issued a stark warning to women in Nigeria, urging them to prioritize their safety amidst a rising tide of violence and victim-blaming.

    Reacting to the recent tragic case of two friends, Celine Ndudim and Afiba Tandoh, who went missing and were later found dead, Njoku on Instagram, cautioned women against becoming victims.

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    She wrote: “Dear Ladies Whatever you do, don’t ever be a victim in Nigeria. Cos, Your own don finish! Even if you die, ‘na your fault’ SAD We need to start doing better as a people! We need to reset our minds.”

    The recent incident involving Celine and Afiba has sparked outrage and concern, with many calling for greater action to protect women.

    Njoku hopes her message will inspire women to be more vigilant and take necessary precautions to avoid dangerous situations.

  • Stop avoiding your responsibilities by using paternity test excuse – Mary Njoku tells men

    Stop avoiding your responsibilities by using paternity test excuse – Mary Njoku tells men

    Actress and filmmaker, Mary Njoku, has expressed her concern about men using DNA tests to evade responsibility for their children.

    She shared her thoughts on this issue on her Instagram page, where she observed the ongoing controversy surrounding DNA tests.

    Mary stated that for the results to be confirmed, the man must have carried out the test in at least three different hospitals to ascertain the accuracy.

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    She said that many hospitals misdiagnose a lot of illnesses, adding that the probability of doing so for a DNA test is not far-fetched.

    In the video, she stated that she believes a responsible and loving father should not be afraid to carry out multiple tests to ensure that he is not disowning his biological children.

    She said: “Oga! Stop avoiding your responsibilities by using the paternity test excuse. Consider seeking second and third opinions. Misdiagnosis is very common. What if you are wrong.”

  • Marriage not an achievement, says Mary Njoku

    Marriage not an achievement, says Mary Njoku

    Actress Mary Remmy Njoku has argued that marriage shouldn’t be considered an achievement.

    Taking to her Instagram story, Mary chided women who consider marriage as an achievement and pressure others to also get married.

    Remmy Njoku stated that marriage isn’t what can be considered an achievement but getting the right partner.

    She argued that people must be allowed to take their time to choose the right partner and not place them under pressure to get married.

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    She wrote: “Dear married women, Enough!!! Marriage is not an achievement. Finding the RIGHT partner is. Give them space to make one of the biggest decisions of their. Lives. Let them find GOOD partners in peace. Haba!

    “Over 60% of couples CLAIM happiness often due to societal expectations Na so una push Ifeoma, she go marry Nonsense Every weekend na hospital appointment for black eye, and spiritual warfare against physical side chicks. Yet she sef dey troll single girls for SM.

    “Rest Biko . Focus on the Economy! And Let the singles BREATHE”.

  • Spending someone else’s money is the sweetest experience ever, says Mary Njoku

    Spending someone else’s money is the sweetest experience ever, says Mary Njoku

    Nollywood actress, Mary Remmy Njoku has said that spending someone else’s money is sweeter than spending one’s money.

    She confirmed it to be the sweetest feeling ever spending someone else’s money.

    The mother of three stated on her Instagram page how she used to think spending her hard-earned money was the sweetest feeling.

    Mary Njoku noted that her previous belief was the biggest lie as spending someone else’s money is the sweetest feeling ever.

    The actress said that while being able to pay one’s expenses on one’s own is nice, it’s much more satisfying when someone else does the paying.

    Her post reads: “I used to think that nothing is sweeter than spending your hard-earned money. Na lie o!! Biggest lie!! Spending someone else’s money is the sweetest experience ever!”

    Captioning her post, she wrote: “It’s sweet to be able to afford your bills if no one is paying. But it’s sweeter if someone else is paying your bills. Trust me, adulthood is the HOOD!!!”

  • 2023 was arguably most challenging year for you, Mary Njoku tells Moyo Lawal

    2023 was arguably most challenging year for you, Mary Njoku tells Moyo Lawal

    Nollywood actress, Mary Remmy Njoku, has felicitated with her colleague, Moyo Lawal on the occasion of her birthday.

    The actress celebrated her birthday on January 1st, and to mark the occasion, Mary wrote a belated birthday message to her via her Instagram account.

    Mary referred to her as the calmest person she has ever met and mentioned how Moyo always avoids conflict.

    She pointed out that 2023 was probably the worst year for Moyo Lawal because of the backlash she received for her viral S3x tape, but she persevered through it all.

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    The mother of three prayed for her and told her that she would always be loved. She also expressed her love for her.

    In her words: “Dearest Moyo, you are one of the calmest people I know. Always stay away from trouble. 2023 was arguably the most challenging year for you. People criticize who they think you are.

    “Yet, you stood TALL, through it all.

    This new chapter of your life will be greater than in the past. Happiness and love will be your portion. You will be favoured everywhere you go. Your light shall continue to shine bright. Remi, you are loved. Never forget that. Happy Birthday Aunty Mo. I dey come chop cake o! @moyolawalofficial.”

  • How I escaped death on New Year Eve, says Actress Mary Njoku

    How I escaped death on New Year Eve, says Actress Mary Njoku

    Nollywood actress, Mary Remmy Njoku, has revealed how she narrowly escaped death on New year’s eve. 

    The mother of three said she could have been involved in a “major” accident a few hours into 2024, but the situation was miraculously averted.

    She said she escaped death because 2023 wasn’t her time.

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    She vowed that in 2024, she would slow down and love life every day as if it were going to be her last.

    The thespian via her Instagram page, wrote: “Few hours to 2024. I almost didn’t make it. What could have been a major accident averted.

    “Still don’t know how I escaped it. But I did. It wasn’t my time. So, it almost doesn’t count.

    “It’s 2024, and I am still here, thankful for Life. I will slow down and love life every day as if it were going to be my last. Cos one day, it will be. Just like 31st December, 2023. Life is too short to be anything but happy. Grateful. If it’s not time, it’s not your time! 2023 was not my time.”

  • If you bring nothing to table, be careful when you’re invited to room – Mary Njoku advises netizens

    If you bring nothing to table, be careful when you’re invited to room – Mary Njoku advises netizens

    Nollywood actress, Mary Remmy Njoku has taken to her social media page to dish out advice as the year 2023 comes to a close hours from now.

    Mary, via her Instagram story, cautioned individuals who feel they bring nothing to the table to be careful when they are invited to a room, as they might end up being the menu.

    She stated: “If you know you bring nothing to the table, be careful when you are invited to the room, because you might be on the menu.”

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    The Nation had reported just some days ago that actress Mary Njoku had inquired about the investigation into the tragic death of MohBad, a former signee of Naira Marley’s record label.