Admin l Friday, January 13, 2017
I’M DOOMED, NOLLYWOOD SUPERWOMAN, IBINABO FIBERESIMA CRIES, SAYS MARRIAGE IS OVER
LAGOS, Nigeria – Nollywood’s superwoman, Ibinabo Fiberesima says her marriage alliance with Uche Egbuka has come to an abrupt end. The super actress and immediate past president of Actors Guild of Nigeria, AGN made the revelation on Facebook on the occasion of her birthday.
The actress practically lamented about her ordeal in life from that of breast cancer, to the case of manslaughter hanging on her head and then to dissolution of the bond of marriage she cherished so dearly.
She wrote of insecurity, and the lack of strength to carry on with life each passing day.
“From the shock of a 3 time presence of lumps in the breast to surgeries fighting for my life and the pain of a dissolution of a bond I hoped to keep with a life time partner and the re-emergence of singleness. From the tension of awaiting a judges pronouncement to the horror of walking into prison over a cross accidentally acquired and carried for so long”, she said.
See the full text of her message
“If I told you that I think of you everyday would you believe me? Yes You. All of you who have refused to leave my side even as the devil got restless with the storm in life. You who have shown how thick blood can be by being truly supportive FAMILY.
“Be it nuclear or extended. You who have crushed the fakeness in friendships and stayed with your love for me in the darkest of times as amazing FRIENDS. Wether old or new. And the adorable you who puts meaning into being a FAN and have tirelessly protected me with prayers and well wishes. Both in our home country and overseas.
Everyday my mind and heart meets deep gratitude over the individual and collective roles God has used you all to play in my life.
“All who know me would find this easy to believe since there is no ceasing of praises to God from my lips for the power of my support system for I have not known life to be as daunting as the last couple of years have shown me.The last year in particular has severally presented survival as a questionable option. Giving me struggles that seemed impossible to deal with, fading my strength to keep going by the minute feeding my fears and insecurities with worries that come to steal joy.
“From the shock of a 3 time presence of lumps in the breast to surgeries fighting for my life and the pain of a dissolution of a bond I hoped to keep with a life time partner and the re-emergence of singleness. From the tension of awaiting a judges pronouncement to the horror of walking into prison over a cross accidentally acquired and carried for so long.