"I Have Been Through All Sorts Of Hell From A Very Young Age" - Annie Idibia

 

Annie Idibia, wife of Nigeria’s legendary singer, 2baba, shared her throwback pictures while growing up via her verified Instagram page. She let her fans to know that her life has always been one full of challenges and suffering but in it all she has been strong.

Looking back she's proud of herself, a girl who never gives up. She never enjoyed the time freedom her other mates enjoyed.

According to Nollywood actress, she has been through all sorts of hell from a very young age, with so many responsibilities.

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“Looking at the beautiful young Annie in these pictures is lovely. I am so proud of you. I want to give you a big warm hug. You have been through all sorts of hell from a very young age, with so many responsibilities from so young. That girl never gave up (never will still).”

She disclosed that since she got to SS1 in her secondary school,  like other students, she never enjoyed break time  had to sneak out of school to help her mother.

 “From SS 1, she never knew what it felt like to go on ‘break time’ like other kids in school because that was when she sneaks out of school to rush to the market (the very old gateman, he was definitely in his 50s, became her friend), to buy her mother’s pepper soup ingredients that she would have to cook after school and sell in front of their Boys Quarters in Mobil, VI.

Considering all she had gone through, she always had a smile for their customers, and was so good at mathematics and physics. 

"If you had ever met her. She always had a big bright smile to give with dreams way bigger than her (so I thought). The universe always had a way of constantly blessing her. She had so much love inside, so much love to give. Love so deep and unconditional.”

She appreciates the fact that she never gives up, “I want to thank me for never giving up on me. For all the NOs I did not allow to discourage me and lose focus. I want to thank me for being so aggressive with my dreams and what I wanted. I want to thank me. I want to hug you, young Annie.

“Girl, you have come a long way. and you have done well (aspiring to do better and wiser). Adulthood is still the hardest. The saying, ‘whatever doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger,’ is the true interpretation of the life of this girl; now a strong woman! I have not even started, just only scratching the surface now, she concluded.