“I am not in a toxic relationship” – Actress Funmi ‘Morili’ Awelewa swears

Nollywood actress, Funmi Awelewa Morili has taken to social media to debunk reports that she is suffering domestic violence at the hands of her lover.

Due to the high rate of domestic violence and its negative effects, people have been encouraged to speak up before it’s too late. Funmi Morili was reported by anonymous blogger, Gistlover to be in this circle but she has sworn on her life that she is not in a toxic relationship.

Gistlover had earlier reported that Funmi Awelewa was recently beaten up by her lover, Tola who she allegedly snatched from her friend.

elling her own side of the story, Funmi Awelewa said she just started putting her life in shape and she was hospitalized for a period of time but in all honesty, she is not in any abusive relationship and she can never lower her standard for such. She clearly stated that no man can turn her into an object of ridicule and should such be the case, she will opt out without thinking twice.

She wrote: “After this post, if you ask me about anything Walai, Epe lemagba. Cus I just started putting my life in shape. Last year was tough that I couldn’t attend a lot of event + locations. I didn’t see anyone, I was all alone with my predicament. I spent more than I earned on hospital bills and drugs yet I’m still smiling. Only few colleagues/friends reach out to my family. I’m grateful God didn’t put us to shame.
For the record, I’m not in any abusive relationship and I can never lower my standard for such.

I’m not worthless, classless and trust me, no man can turn me to an object of ridicule. If such happens, I will opt out without thinking twice.
Please, Edakun, enough of ngbatingbati… I need full concentration to take care of this old woman. Don’t stress me with “Are you sure?”Feel free to believe whatever you read and leave me alone. Eseun!!!”

Meanwhile, reports making the rounds has it that gospel singer, Osinachi Nwachukwu died from domestic violence, she suffered severe beating and humiliation in the hands of her husband till she finally gave up the ghost.

Reacting to her death and the alarming rate of domestic violence, gospel singer, Dunsin Oyekan has advised Christians to speak up when going through abuse. 

Dunsin wrote, “Thank God for the life of sister Osinachi and the impact of her ministry which is a tremendous blessing.

“We must all learn not to keep things that we are passing through away from people who can help.