Marriage is not an achievement – Actress Mary Njoku

• Mary Njoku condemned married women who pressure single ladies to get married.
• She noted that the majority of the married women are not happy in their marriages, but wouldn’t come out to show it.
• Mary Njoku warned married women to allow single be so they wouldn’t be forced to enter into a union that would ruin them.

Actress Mary Njoku made a thought-provoking statement, asserting that marriage should not be considered an achievement.

Mary Njoku challenges the societal notion that a woman’s ultimate achievement should be tied to her marital status.

While criticizing women who force others to get married, the actress also pointed out that most married women are unhappy in their relationships but are afraid to admit it.

In an Instagram post, Mary Njoku emphasized her stance by advising married women to let singles be.

She said:

“Dear married women, Enough! Marriage is not an achievement. Finding the RIGHT partner is.

“Give the singles space to make the biggest decisions of their lives and find GOOD partners in peace. Over 60% of couples claim happiness often because of societal expectations. That was how Ifeoma was pushed to marry nonsense. Every weekend na hospital appointment for black eye, and spiritual warfare against physical side chicks.

“Yet she is among those trolling single girls for the same marriage. Rest Biko . Focus on the Economy! And Let the singles BREATHE.”

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In another story, Mary Njoku expresses gratitude as she narrowly escapes death few hours to the new year.

The wife of Iroko TV’s Jason Njoku took to her Instagram page to share the shocking incident that occurred just hours into 2024.

Detailing the incident, Mary Njoku revealed that she narrowly escaped a major accident that could have had fatal consequences.

Expressing disbelief at her fortunate survival, the mother of three emphasized that it simply wasn’t her time to go.

Despite the close call, Mary Njoku is now filled with gratitude for being granted another chance at life.