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BBNaija Star Tolanibaj Says She Plans to Freeze Her Eggs to Preserve Fertility
Former Big Brother Naija housemate and disc jockey, Tolanibaj, has revealed that she is considering freezing her eggs, saying she would rather preserve her fertility than live with regrets in the future.
The 32-year-old reality TV star disclosed the decision in a post shared on her social media page, explaining that she has begun gathering information about the fertility preservation process.
According to Tolanibaj, she has already scheduled a consultation with her gynaecologist to better understand what egg freezing entails before making a final decision.
She wrote, "I want to freeze my eggs because I would rather have options than regrets in the future. I realised that I needed more information about the process, so I booked an appointment with my gynaecologist at One Wellness Centre.
"I am not freezing my eggs now, but I will maybe next year or in two years."
Tolanibaj's disclosure has sparked conversations online about fertility preservation, with many women sharing their views on planning for parenthood and reproductive health.
Ubi Franklin Regrets Having Children With Different Women
Meanwhile, Nigerian talent manager Ubi Franklin has described having children with different women as one of the biggest regrets of his life.
Speaking in a recent video shared on his Instagram page, Ubi admitted that he wishes he had avoided the challenges associated with having children with multiple partners.
He said, "I regret having children with different women. I wish that some things had not happened in my life, and this is one of them. I wish I had taken a different road on it."
The music executive also advised young men to learn from his experience, stressing that financial success should never influence such life-changing decisions.
"No matter the money that you think you have, no matter what you think you are doing, trust me, that should never be anything that you are going to do or a decision you're going to make in your life," he added.