Businesswoman Adeola Adeyemi, aka Diiadem, has said that she is currently unmarried and won’t settle for anything less in a relationship.
During a house tour with content creator Jarvis, she remarked this while considering her own life and evolving expectations in partnerships.
The 35-year-old businesswoman said that she wants a partner who goes above and beyond her expectations at this stage of her life since she believes that many men are intimidated by successful women.
“I am very single. I feel like most guys are scared of successful women. At this stage in my life, anyone who wants to be with me has to be ten times better,” she said.
Diiadem added that she is no longer interested in relationships where she has to take on a supportive or developmental role alone, noting that she now prefers mutual growth.
She said she wants a partner who will also contribute meaningfully to her life and ambitions, rather than one she would constantly have to support.
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“Cause I’m actually really done with dullards, people that I am trying to build. I want someone who would build me too. I don’t need someone I’m going to be pouring into, I want someone that will pour into me”, she said.
Diiadem stressed that she would rather remain single than settle for the bare minimum: “So I would rather be single than settle for the bare minimum.”
Following criticism for remarks she made during an Instagram live session endorsing female circumcision, actress Victoria Inyama has issued an apology to the public.
Speaking on Daddy Freeze’s Instagram live last week, Inyama expressed her admiration for female circumcision and described it as the nicest thing that had ever happened to her.
She said that getting circumcised while residing in the hamlet with her grandmother gave her power, a claim that sparked backlash on social media.
In a video posted to Daddy Freeze’s Instagram page, Inyama addressed the backlash, stating that she was unaware of the problem and did not recognise its seriousness until she received calls from people close to her.
