On the occasion of Valentine’s Day, some Nigerian celebrities shared their thoughts on how to celebrate the day.
Veteran actress Taiwo Ajai-Lycett advised Nigerians to show love to one another and be compassionate, especially in these challenging times.
She emphasized the importance of looking after one another and being deliberate about expressing love.
Taiwo will attend a program called “Valentine Day for Widows” on the day after Valentine’s Day.
Fuji musician Adewale Ayuba encouraged Nigerians to prioritize their homes and immediate families as they celebrate the day.
He suggested that everyone should dedicate the day to their partners and go the extra mile to make them happy.
Aralola Olumuyiwa, a prominent female drummer, said that every day should be celebrated like Valentine’s Day.
She added that love should be shown and shared continually and not just on one particular day.
Actor Babaseun Faseru plans to give out to the less privileged in society on Valentine’s Day as a demonstration of his love for them.
He encouraged Nigerians to remain optimistic that things would get better and to eschew bitterness, anger, and frustration.
Babaseun plans to stretch out his hand of help to the needy around him as a show of love to them.
Actress Laide Bakare urged everyone to stay happy and hardworking on Valentine’s Day.
She emphasized that Valentine’s Day should not be an excuse not to work.
