“How Do you Marry a Teenager and Expect him to be free of his Parents” — Mary Njoku

by Olakunle Shojobi
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Mary Njoku

Nollywood actress, Mary Njoku has spoken out regarding the scandal surrounding the divorce of Moroccan footballer, Achraf Hakimi. The actress asserts that regardless of whether her teenage son is married or not, it is improbable that any mother, especially an African mother, would entirely let go of him. Njoku continued by asserting that many of the contracts Hakimi signed were probably executed while he was a minor. Therefore, it was not his purpose to place his assets in his mother’s name.

Njoku thinks Hiba Abouk should have concentrated on gaining more money for herself. She should have done this rather than try to regain her husband’s possessions. Njoku further opined that it is ridiculous to anticipate that a youngster, particularly one from an African background, will be independent of their parents.

She wrote:

How Do You Marry A Teenager And Expect Him To Be Independent Of His Parents? An African Teenager. There’s No Sane African Mum Who Will Let Go Completely Of Her Teenage Child. Pikin Wey Suppose Dey Do A level. Abi Because Na Star? Most Of The Contracts Were Probably Signed When He Was Under Aged. So It Wasn’t International.

“Every successful teenage athlete, there is a Mum, Dad, Guardian who believed in them more than they believed in themselves. A parent who put in EVERYTHING. Money, time, prayers, emotional and physiological support. tears, scolding. Someone who sacrificed the most they had just to make sure their CHILD stood out. A teenager BOY is his mother’s son. A MAN is his wife’s husband. She for wait small make he mature Or better still, made her own money.” .

 

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