Yinka Theisen, ex-partner of Linc Edochie, has stated that their breakup was due to mutual agreement, denying claims of jealous people being responsible
In a Facebook post, Yinka argued that the success or failure of a relationship depends on the couple, not external factors.
She dismissed the notion that publicizing a relationship can lead to its demise, calling it a “silly superstition.”
Yinka emphasized that she and Linc were aware of the need to share their relationship on social media for immigration purposes and had mutually agreed to do so.
According to Yinka, the end of their relationship was due to underlying issues between them, not external interference.
She chose to focus on the positive memories of their time together, describing Linc as a good man with many admirable qualities.
She wrote: “I just read a post by someone who happened to have been a Facebook connection for awhile. I have removed the individual. He wrote about me & that my relationship ended because I shared my engagement & supposedly I was told not to share it.
First of all you folks need to stop this silly superstition about people destroying relationships when it is made public. When two people are in a committed relationship, the only people that can destroy it are those two and what they allow. I would never announce an engagement without the consent of the other person. That makes absolutely no sense. Also if you are filing immigration papers, you have to announce it on social media.
Linc and I were well aware of that and chose to do that. Linc was the first person that posted pictures of us & he asked for my permission. It was my birthday this year and he wanted to announce it. A group called May Nation has continued to distort this. No group of people are responsible for the end of the relationship.
There were obvious cracks that I chose not to mention. It was not the first time we had issues. Jealous people are not responsible for the end of our relationship. Linc and I are. Also I believe what is meant for me can never be taken away from me. If a relationship ends, no matter how sad it is, it was meant to end. Some Nigerians have such warped way of thinking.
I don’t regret celebrating my relationship on social media. It was a beautiful one while it lasted. I chose to remember the fond moments rather than dwelling on negativity. He is a good man with lots of admirable qualities. That is how I chose to remember him & not some negative things that occurred at the end. ‘’
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