NOLLYWOOD ACTOR, EMEKA OKORO HAS BEEN MARRIED WITHOUT A CHILD SHARES HIS EXPERIENCE AND HOW HE COPED.

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Nollywood actor, Emeka Okoro, has been married to his beautiful wife, Jane for ten years. They are still looking to God for a child.


In a new interview with Tofarati Ige of Sunday Scoop, actor Emeka Okoro opened up on how he has been coping without a child of his own all these time.
Emeka Okoro told Tofarati Ige that he is not bothered that his marriage has not yet been blessed with kids.
He said:
“I have been married for ten years and we are praying to God for children. I am not worried about my situation. When you are in Christ, you will know that some situations are just temporary.”


On how he handles pressure from family members, Emeka Okoro said:
“I don’t succumb to family pressure. I am a man who controls things around me, including my family; nobody can tell me what to do. My wife is not disturbed as well because we know it is just a phase. The idea of taking another wife has never come to my mind too.”





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