Politician and businessman, Olakunle Churchill, has continued to shower praises on his alleged side chic, Lisa Yaro.
This is in spite of reports that there is a growing crisis in his marriage with Nollywood actress, Rosy Meurer.
A controversial Instagram blog earlier reported that Churchill is dating Lisa Yaro, whom he often describes as his sister with plans carry out his traditional marriage with her.
The blog also claimed that Rosy has been subjected to domestic violence in recent times and is having issues with her husband due to his relationship with Lisa.
In response to the reports, Rosy Meurer said in a video on her Instagram page that she does not care what people say or think about her.
She also shared several photos of herself and her husband, including their kids, via her Instagram story on Tuesday.
The actress lamented that her son had refused to give them space but always wanted to sleep between her and her husband.
Similarly, Churchill who is also actress Tonto Dikeh’s ex-husband took to his Instagram page to commend Lisa for her humanitarian project and for bringing joy to the hearts of displaced persons in Abuja.
He claimed that Lisa left her comfort abroad to live in Nigeria and contribute to the growth of the society.
He wrote, “I commend internationally renowned artiste, @lisayaro Lisa Yaro (Queen of the North) for her giant efforts in bringing joy to the hearts of displaced persons in Area 1 IDP in Abuja.
“Her latest humanitarian project, successfully executed included renovation of the IDP school camp, provision of uniforms for over 100 pupils, donation of books, desks, payment of teachers’ salaries and more.
“It was equally extended to School for the Special people in Kuje where relief materials were equally donated.
“These are things we can do to make our society great especially as someone who has over the years been involved in similar projects. The joy on the faces of benefitting communities drives the fulfillment.
“Like the saying goes, charity begins at home and Lisa has walked the talk by leaving her comfort abroad and came down to Nigeria to contribute her own quota to the growth of our society.
“We on our own, through our foundation will continue to lend support and put in our modest efforts to leave a footprint of love in the hearts of many. Even though I arrived late at the humanitarian exercise in Abuja, i truly identify with this and home for a bigger humanitarian collaborations.”