- Chidinma Ekile has spoken on her current and past relationship in a recent television interview.
- Speaking on Channels Television’s Rubbin’ Minds, the singer responded to rumours of dating Kizz Daniel and Flavour.
- Chidinma Ekile also shared that she isn’t under any pressure to settle down at 33.
Popular Nigerian singer, Chidinma Ekile has stated that she is not under pressure to get married.
The singer made this known on Channels Television’s Rubbin’ Minds.
The 32 year old who was grilled if she has any special person she wants to settle down with said, “No, not yet”.
She said that she is not in any relationship and is not under any pressure to marry. Chidinma Ekile added:
“No pressure at all, no pressure whatsoever,”“Whenever the time is right, it would happen”.
When asked if the rumours about her dating Kizz Daniel and Flavour were true, she said “Nah, Nah”.
The music star further declined to comment if she had ever dated them in the past, stating “Oh well, I wouldn’t even wanna talk about that.”
In other news, the family of the late singer Mohbad has kicked against the recent call by actor Yomi Fabiyi for a protest at the next court hearing.
Recall Mohbad passed away under mysterious circumstances on September 12, 2023.
His body was later exhumed for an autopsy at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, LASUTH.
The toxicology report, however, revealed no significant findings that could be attributed to his death.
Rejecting the report, Mohbad’s family demanded an independent autopsy.
Fabiyi in preparation for Mohbad’s one year anniversary, urged the public to peacefully protest at the upcoming court hearing.
He also proposed that a peaceful protest should be organized for the first anniversary of Mohbad’s death to further press for justice.
Reacting to the actor’s call in a statement on Wednesday by a member of its legal team, Monisola Odumosu, the family warned that staging protest within the court environment poses threat to smooth proceedings.
The statement noted that all activities must be conducted civilly to avoid contempt of court.
