Nollywood actor Yul Edochie has shared his thoughts on how people can tell when their partners genuinely love them.
Taking to his X page, the actor explained that a man who truly loves a woman would be willing to risk his life to protect her. According to him, real love from a husband is shown through sacrifice and protection.
He also stated that a woman who sincerely loves her husband would do everything possible to shield him from harm, including standing against anyone who wishes him bad.
“If a man truly loves you, he will take a bullet for you.
If a woman truly loves you, she will take down your enemies before they can fire bullets at you”.
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In other news… A mother has come under heavy criticism online after a disturbing video allegedly showed her allowing her 3-year-old son to smoke weed.
The clip, which has since gone viral across social media platforms, sparked outrage among Nigerians and other internet users, with many describing the act as child abuse and calling for authorities to intervene immediately.
In the video, the little boy was reportedly seen inhaling smoke while adults around him laughed and recorded the moment.
Social media users condemn mother’s actions
The incident triggered widespread reactions online, as many users condemned the mother and questioned the role of the adults present during the recording.
“Parenting is not for everybody, especially with these Gen Zs. From this age the baby will turn into an exhaust pipe,” one user wrote.
Another user, @jummyluv_54209, said: “They should quickly take this baby away from her before she destroys his life.”
Some commenters also called for child protection agencies and law enforcement authorities to investigate the matter.
“Child protective services, I hope y’all already got her ass in jail or something,” another reaction read.
Others expressed concern over the long-term effects such exposure could have on the child’s health and development.
The viral clip has reignited conversations online about child welfare, parenting responsibilities, and the dangers of exposing minors to drugs and harmful substances at an early age.
