Friends of the Nigerian born UK-based relationship expert, Oluyinka Ayanda a.k.a. Yinka TNT, have defended her closeness with some popular male celebrities, describing it as platonic which they note is more realistic for women of her status.
The subject was being discussed based on the perception of some people about Yinka’s open relationship with star personalities like Fuji musician, Wasiu Ayinde Marshall a.k.a. K1 De Ultimate, Musiliu Akinsanya Ayinde (MC Oluomo) and few other society figures.
Although, Yinka would not speak on the relationship controversy, her friends say there’s nothing wrong with her being friends with the male counterparts as both K1 nad Oluomo are both like senior brothers to her and, according to them, “it’s a lot easier and more likely for a lady, as opposed to man, to seek and maintain strictly non-romantic relationships with the opposite sex.
Yinka, who started her showbiz journey as a radio broadcaster and later delved into singing and hosting relationship topic shows online, few days ago, relaunched via her social media pages, an audio-visual musical track titled ‘Iya Ajarabuka’ (failed motherhood), which she released first on the YouTube in August 2024.
The song, according to Yinka, examines the impact of mothers’ influence on their children’s moral development, as well as the moral burdens and social implications a mother’s carelessness and waywardness could have on her children’s conducts. Reacting to the theory that the album is a diss track targeted at a certain rival in the talk-show business, the popular life coach denied the claim as ‘a piece of gossip’. however, she asserted that the song was waxed to attack the failures of motherhood and help them to be better mothers.
