Famous Nigerian actress Chizzy Alichi has welcomed her first child with her husband after five years of marriage.
Actress Mercy Johnson has similarly congratulated Chizzy. On her part, she recalled crying when the actress told her she was pregnant. Congratulating her on her new journey, Mercy said that she is full of joy.
“Finally, I can talk. When my Chizzy told me months ago that she was pregnant, I just started crying. Awesome God, indeed. My joy is full, my baby @chizzyalichi. Congratulations, sweetheart. My respect to Sir.”
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Chizzy has since returned to Instagram to acknowledge the outpouring of love she’s been getting from her colleagues.
In an Instagram post, Chizzy affirmed that her life is a testament to her appreciation for everyone’s love. She expressed how blessed she was as she prayed for God’s blessings on them.
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Chizzy Alichi wrote, “My life is indeed a testimony
“I love and appreciate everyone. The love is massive
“I’m so blessed, and I pray that the good Lord will meet you at the point of your own need; amen.
“Thank you”.
ALSO READ: “Don’t Marry A Man That Can’t Cook”- Michelle Obama Talks About Strategic Relationships
Former US First Lady Michelle Obama has advised single women to be strategic when choosing their partners.
In an interview with a podcast that provoked much discussion, she urged people to consider practical compatibility over romanticism when selecting a mate.
Michelle drew an intriguing comparison between starting a sports team and marriage. She emphasises the value of adaptability, balance, and teamwork.
Michelle Obama highlighted that choosing a partner should be similar to choosing players who are adaptable and can play multiple roles rather than just one, using the example of a basketball team.
“You don’t want to marry a man who is like ‘I don’t cook. ’ It’s like, well, what happens if I can’t cook?”
she said, emphasising that marriage requires mutual support and flexibility, particularly during unpredictable times.
She also emphasised the unpredictability of life and the necessity for both couples to be ready to deal with difficulties as they come up.
Mrs Obama emphasised that both people should be prepared to help out around the house, whether it’s during pregnancy, sickness, or unanticipated events. Also, she emphasised the need for shared responsibility in a relationship by saying,
