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“Even if you give me $20,000, I won’t go back to my ex-husband” – Korra Obidi vows (Video)

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US-based Nigerian singer and dancer, Korra Obidi, has reaffirmed her stance on her divorce from her estranged husband, Justin Dean.

The mother of two, in a Facebook live session on Thursday morning, while responding to reactions that followed a video of her sobbing after being separated from her children, avowed that even if she’s given the sum of $20K to go back to her ex-husband, she won’t.

Recall that Korra Obidi got quite emotional on Tuesday as she spoke about her struggles with divorce.

Speaking on the consequences of divorce in a video she shared on social media, Korra revealed her children, including 6-months-old Athena, have been taken away from her for some days now.

In another video posted on Thursday, Korra Obidi refuted assertions that the divorce is having a negative impact on her.

She urged netizens to ignore such a narrative and insisted that she’s unperturbed.

According to her, such narratives perpetuate the idea that women need men to live and are what keep the majority of women in abusive marriages and relationships.

She advised women in toxic relationship to leave immediately and learn to love themselves.

“First and foremost even if you use $20,000 to dash me to go back, e no go happen. I said what I said. Some of you trying to make it seem as if no oo, I’m now dead, am I dead? Do you think I want to go back to abuse. If you try to paint that nonsense image of oh my God look, look at how she’s suffering now, she’s crying, let me tell you for free now I korra Obidi… I’m not suffering. Divorce is not easy but I’m not suffering”. She said.

Watch video below,

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