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“Resist The Urge Of Explaining Yourself And Save Your Peace” – Toke Makinwa Advices Fans

Popular Media Personality, Toke Makinwa has taken to social media to advise her fans to resist the urge of explaining themselves to people who don’t love or believe them.

In a post shared on her Twitter page, Makinwa said those who love you don’t need a reason to do so, and those who don’t love you, will never believe you even if you explain yourself to them.

She further advised her fans to save their peace and just keep being themselves, adding that they should forget what other people will think of them.

“Resist the urge to explain. Those who love you don’t need a reason to love you and those who don’t will never believe you anyway, catch yourself before you start to ro ejo unnecessarily, save your peace. Let whoever think whatever, just keep doing you,” she wrote.

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KanyiDaily had recalls that Toke Makinwa had said African parents are the worst parents in the world and they have ruined the lives of their children.

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Tobias Sylvester

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