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Make your woman your side chic” – Teebillz advises men as he shares intimate photo with his woman
Music executive, Tunji Balogun, better known as Teebillz, has urged men to be faithful to their partners while also warning about the consequences of having side chicks.
Teebillz gave this advice while sharing an intimate photo of himself and his lady on his Instagram page.
In the photo, the couple, who were by the poolside, posed chest to chest, their lips inches apart.
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“When you make your woman your side chic, you will understand how costly outside chic is for your soul.” He captioned the photo.
See his post below,
Teebillz, who is the estranged husband of Nigerian superstar singer, Tiwa Savage, recently welcomed a child with his new woman.
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He shared a a photo of his latest addition on his Instagram page and revealed the child’s name.
“Blessed to experience the most amazing feeling once again…….King Zayn 💛, he captined the post.
In other news, a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has thrown out a lawsuit seeking to challenge the COVID-19 conviction of Nollywood actress, Funke Akindele, her husband JJC Skillz, and others.
It would be recalled that the celebrity couple were prosecuted on April 6, 2020, for violating the lockdown and social distancing order in Lagos after throwing a crowded house party in their Lagos home.
Well, a Lagos-based lawyer, identified as Olukoya Ogungbeje, filed a lawsuit to challenge the constitutionality of the Lagos State Infectious Diseases (Emergency Prevention) Regulations 2020 pursuant, under which Funke Akindele and her husband were prosecuted.
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According to him, the lawsuit is incompetent and has no reasonable cause of action. He also ordered the Lagos state government to tender a public apology in three popular newspapers to every Nigerian arrested and convicted under that law.
