Chidera, the ex-wife of Nollywood actor, Gideon Okeke has issued strong warning hours following his recent outburst about single mothers and their men. Recall that recently, the actor revealed that he never knew many men are being punished by their ex-partners for going public about their divorce until he announced his separation from his wife. The single father of two went on to criticize single mothers who prohibit their children from having relationships with their fathers just because they are no longer married. He advised them to show empathy since it is no longer about them alone. 
Hours after he gave this advice, the Ex-wife of Gideon Okeke took to her Instagram story to reveal that she is not ready to talk about her ex’s statement. She added that there will be no holding back once she starts spilling their secrets. Chidera then slammed Gideon for acting as the victim when he was the one who ‘stomped’ on her in their marriage. “If I start to talk! Hmmmmmm… There will be no holding back. Because the millipede that was stomped on did not scream, but the foot that stomped on it keeps screaming “my foot, my foot” (its sweet in Igbo sha, but, you get the gist lol). But my people say that, “Adiro ibuo ayi ala”, so I’ll be the bigger person, as ALWAYS and keep livng life.” She wrote. See her post below; 
Patience Ozokwor was a guest on Season 3 Episode 9 of the Nollywood actress’ kitchen show, Mercy’s Menu. During the interview, she recounted the golden advice she shared with Mercy. In the video that has gone viral, the two actresses were seen having a good time while recounting some movie scenes as they prepared catfish pepper soup with unripe plantain. Patience Ozokwor remembered when she advised Mercy Johnson some years back over her indecent dressing while she was single. “Do you remember when you were younger before you got married when I told you that the photos u take today, your children will see them tomorrow and immediately the kind of lifestyle you lived” 
According to Davido’s father, he would be among the first people to call for a press conference when their administration fails to deliver.
