Nollywood Star, Anita Joseph, Shares Insights on Unannounced Visits in Relationships

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 Nollywood Star, Anita Joseph, Shares Insights on Unannounced Visits in Relationships

Popular Nollywood actress, Anita Joseph, recently offered her perspective on individuals who feel the need to inform their partners before visiting their homes. 

Sharing an incident involving a friend who faced a breakup due to an unannounced visit, Anita expressed her thoughts on the matter.

Detailing the friend's experience where her boyfriend ended the relationship for not calling before coming over, Anita Joseph remarked that those who consistently need to inform their partners before visiting are essentially dating themselves.

Taking to her social media, Anita recounted the incident, saying, "So someone told me today that her boyfriend broke up with her because she didn’t call him before coming to his house. According to him, 'Don’t invade my privacy, eweee inukwa, taaaa.'"

Acknowledging the peculiar nature of the situation, Anita advised her friend honestly. She emphasized that if someone has to make a call every time they plan to visit their partner's home, it implies they are essentially dating themselves. 

Concluding her message, Anita Joseph shared a lighthearted seasonal wish and encouraged self-awareness with the phrase, "Use your tongue and count your teeth Shallom. Like how ina apu al*Biko merry Christmas."

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