Caroline Danjuma, a popular Nollywood actress and entrepreneur, recently made revelations about her past and future aspirations.
In an interview with media personality Innih Emah, she disclosed that she once dedicated a whole year to evangelizing in her neighborhood, spreading the word of God.
During that time, she refrained from wearing makeup, artificial hair, and nails, emphasizing her commitment to her spiritual journey.
Caroline expressed her deep passion for becoming a gospel minister and revealed her desire to become a praise leader in the future.
“No [artificial] hair, no makeup, no fingernails, no toes. I did all of that. And I was even evangelizing outside Farm City. From 10 o’clock to 1 o’clock, I would carry my Bible and go out to win souls for Christ. That was in 2018-2019.” She said.
In another surprising revelation, Caroline Danjuma also expressed her willingness to reconcile with her ex-husband, Musa Danjuma.
News About Nigeria confirms that the couple ended their nine-year marriage in 2016 due to “irreconcilable differences.”
However, in her interview, Caroline admitted that if she had the experience and wisdom she possesses now, she wouldn’t have left the marriage.
Caroline’s desire to mend her relationship reflects her growth and maturity since the end of her marriage. It shows her willingness to reflect on the past and consider the potential for reconciliation.
Her words,
“They were just some irreconcilable differences that if I was of this age and the experience I have now, I think I would have handled it better.
“He [Musa] would always be the love of my life. He is the father of my three children. He is the one I said, you know what? this man is worth being my husband. So, yes, he would always remain the love of my life and that would not change.
“I would love to marry again whether it’s my ex-husband or a new amazing man that God sent, I would want to have a family. Yes, I would love to go back to him [my ex-husband] or if God says, this is the man you are going to marry. I just want peace of mind and happiness. As I get older, I just want someone that I can build with and I can have peace of mind with. Peace of mind is more valuable than money.”
