Mercy Chinwo, a gospel singer, has praised her husband, Pastor Blessed Uzochikwa, on their one-month wedding anniversary.

On her Instagram page late Monday, the singer published a photo of herself and her spouse while singing his praises.

Chinwo stated that marrying Pastor Blessed was the best decision she had made following salvation.

She went on to praise the cleric as "full of grace and honesty."

"I can't contain my joy and excitement," the singer wrote. It's been a month with my gee, and there's still a long way to go.

“After Christ, the best decision I ever made. A man filled with so much grace and truth. You are the evidence that I am indeed blessed. I Love Love Love you SWEET.”

Chinwo's tweet was met with criticism from a fan who suggested the singer should stop flaunting her marriage on social media.

Following their August 13 wedding, the singer celebrated her birthday on September 5th, and her husband gave her an SUV, which she showed on her social media pages.

Confidence, a Facebook user, said in part, “I know she has posted the car her husband bought for her but please let her keep other upcoming gifts and blessings on low.

“The man will buy her house and other stuffs but let her not get too excited with vanity and forget ministry works.

“The aim is to lead souls to Christ through her singing prowess and grace and not show earthly achievements thereby drawing the attention of many doubters. I hope you understand.

“To us, what she’s doing is good. At least, they’re giving us content but then some people are feeling oppressed.”

The comment had since sparked various reactions on the Internet and Chinwo’s recent post suggested that the singer was unperturbed about the comment.

Bovi Ugboma, a comedian and actor, has explained why he restored his alma school in Edo State, the University of Benin Staff School.

Bovi noted in a lengthy Instagram post on Tuesday that he has always given credit to his primary school for his current exploits.

He claimed that he was compelled to repair the 20-classroom block, two staff rooms, and one library after seeing the facilities' degenerative state.

Bovi wrote, “Those who know me well know how I have always given credit to my primary school for what I have become. I consider my foundational path fortunate because I had the best teachers on my route from kindergarten to primary 5. They were so good that I remember all of them by name to this day.

“It was a prestigious institution sitting on a hectare of land. That’s triple the size of many learning institutions today. It was a school with international standards that only a few private schools can boast of today.

“So you can imagine my sadness when I visited the institution and saw the degenerative state of the facilities. I broke inside. Hence I spent the last three months painstakingly seeing the renovation of the 20 classroom block, 2 staff rooms and 1 library. In this building, I spent my final years (primaries 4 and 5).”

In another post, Bovi appreciated the Edo State Deputy Governor, Philip Shuaibu, for “squeezing the commissioning into his busy schedule. He only heard of this 12 hours prior to it’s opening and promised to be there.”

He also thanked Professor Lilian Salami, Vice Chancellor of UNIBEN, and his colleagues comedians, I Go Die and I Go Save, for their contributions.