Big Brother Naija Lockdown housemate and actress, Erica Nlewedim is seeking for prayers from the public.
The reality star, in a now-deleted post on her Twitter page, called for prayers from the public. She stated that people should pray for her.
“Please pray for me”, she tweeted.
Taking to social media, netizens expressed concern for her as they hoped she was okay.
One Buzz Box wrote, “I hope she is okay
One I Am Bmodel wrote, “Everybody in this country needs prayers at the moment. I pray God heal and deliver you from what you may be experiencing now
One Judy Burne wrote, “The Universe has joined hands to pray for you Erica
One Wendy Adanma wrote, “I pray whatever situation that made her put this tweet be settled ijn. May God do His thing again and again
One Qwin Bee Skincare wrote, “Hope she’s fine o cos this country now e reach make person dey depressed
One Sharon D Body Magic wrote, “May God answer ur secret prayers and grant ur heart desires
One Eve Soal wrote, “Most people are going through some mental health issues right now. It’s not funny”.
Days back, Popular comedian Nasty Blaq took to Instagram to share the news of his illness with his fans, stating that he needed to take a break and that his fans should pray for him. He shared a picture of himself receiving treatment and sought for prayers.
Similarly, Veteran Nollywood actress and filmmaker Kate Henshaw sought for the prayers of her friends and fans as she announced the death of her dear mother.
On Instagram, Kate Henshaw shared the news with her followers, revealing she lost her mother on the 1st of March. The vibrant actress called for prayers to help her navigate during her difficult time and also begged that her family be kept in their thoughts.
In other news, Erica Nlewedim has caused a stir online with her pole dancing as she revealed that she had returned to pole dancing after a 3 years break.
Sharing clips of her rehearsal video, Erica expressed enthusiasm for being excellent in her craft. Educating her fans, she lectured them on the importance of pole dancing, which she stated helps one’s core and upper body strength.
