Marriage Is Not Do or Die: Social Media User Defends Singer Efya Against Breakup Wishes

A fiery social media post has sparked conversation online after it defended Ghanaian singer Efya against people wishing for her marriage to break. The post, which was shared widely, made it clear that if the marriage ever ends, Efya will be perfectly fine because she is loved at home and has a successful career. The writer was responding to comments from people who seemed to be hoping for the singer’s marriage to fail.

The post pointed out that Efya’s mother is present and does not depend on her or her husband for money. It also stressed that Efya has a career and is good at what she does, and that the “EFYA brand” can never be taken from her. According to the writer, she made her name before marriage and will continue to thrive after it, no matter what happens.

The message took a sharp turn, calling out those wishing for the marriage to break as people from “witches camps and wizards homes” who are not loved properly. The writer suggested that some parents push their children to stay in abusive marriages because they depend on the husband’s small money to survive. The post argued that such parents would trade their child’s life for public image, and warned people not to assume everyone is hated the way they are.

The writer also shared a personal note, revealing that she has six brothers and a last-born baby, and dismissed the idea that anyone could tell her rubbish about her family. She made it clear that Efya is not a “broke aunty” who returned from her husband’s house with nothing, but a successful woman with a career and a strong support system. The post ended with a powerful statement: marriage is not a do-or-die affair, and even God parted ways with Satan when their goals did not align.

For the average person, this post is a reminder that marriage should not be treated as a prison. It highlights the importance of having a career, a loving family, and a strong sense of self-worth, so that no one feels trapped in a bad situation. The writer’s message is simple: mind your own business, and stop wishing evil on people who are doing well.

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