Solomon Buchi lauds Chioma ahead of her wedding to Davido

• Media personality Solomon Buchi praises Chioma Rowland for maintaining privacy about her relationship with Davido.
• Solomon Buchi acknowledges Chioma’s discretion over nearly a decade, refraining from public discussions or interviews.
• He expresses his admiration for Chioma’s decision to keep family matters off social media, particularly during controversies.

Media personality Solomon Buchi has publicly praised Chioma Rowland for her remarkable discretion regarding her relationship with Nigerian music sensation Davido.

Taking to social media platform X, Solomon Buchi lauded Chioma for maintaining a steadfast privacy over the years, refraining from discussing her personal life in public despite being a prominent figure in the spotlight.

Solomon Buchi went on to acknowledg Chioma’s dignified stance amidst the scrutiny that often accompanies celebrity relationships.

He highlighted Chioma’s steadfast commitment to keeping her family matters private, pointing out that in nearly a decade of being together, she has never divulged any details about her relationship with Davido on podcasts, interviews, or social media rants, even during challenging times.

In his words;

“I must commend Chioma for never having been on a podcast, interview or rant talking about her relationship with Davido. In almost a decade, she’s never given the public a bit about their relationship, even amid the scandals. I respect people who never bring family matters online. Big respect because nobody on the internet cares!”

Netizens Reactions…

MASTER CHEF wrote: “That is how a woman should be.”

GBEMISOLA said: “For your sanity never bring your family matter online. If you do, na ur eyes go peel las las. Ire o.”

Chella wrote: “She’s an example of how a woman should be. Virtuous and respectful My opinion though”

MR FOWOSORE said: “Don’t worry, after marriage, when she’s probably bored and needs a divorce like the modern women always do, we’ll start to hear things that are true and untrue.”

Emmanuel Ayodele wrote: “This needs to be a driver to many women out there.”

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