Nigerian comedian Warri Pikin, also known as Anita Asuoha, uploaded a video in which she revealed the true reason behind her determination to her weight loss journey.
Real Warri revealed the true reason behind her weight loss motivation in a video posted on his official social media account.
It’s obvious that the comedian has always told her audience about her journey, including how she dealt with the operation and other things.
An old picture of her and her husband appeared on the screen as she was speaking, and she cited it as a key source of inspiration.
The image was an old one with her previous weight, stating that she couldn’t have continued in that manner.
Warri Pikin then referred to a picture depicting her current status and described herself as more beautiful and befitting than her husband, who is 7 years older than her.
Concluding her post, she emphasized that weight loss is not a destination, but a journey and that she will do everything to remain fit. See video to the post below:
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Recall that, Real Warri Pikin recounted her experience of attempting suicide due to a debt of N22 million.
In an Instagram post, she shared that during a period of financial difficulty, a motivational speaker who met with her husband encouraged him to explore various business ventures.
Motivated by this advice, her husband pursued several business opportunities, which ultimately led the family into a debt of N22 million.
The comedienne, who shared her story in observance of World Suicide Prevention Day, revealed that after all their efforts failed, she attempted suicide in June 2018.
“I tried suicide so you don’t have to, in 2018, June 6, 3 pm to be precise, I attempted suicide, I gave up on life because the burden was too much.
“Life just dey hit me left right and center, life dey turn me round like barber chair. And I felt like the only way to escape is to end the pain,” she said in a video clip shared on her Instagram page.
She said the intervention of a family member who visited at the right moment saved her.
She explained that though it might be tough, life is in seasons and phases, urging her fans not to make suicide an option when all hope seems lost.
“Suicide is making a permanent decision to a temporary problem. And most of all, hold on to God and do the one your power reach,” the comedienne said.
