In Nigeria, where men are often expected to ‘man up’ through suffering, Maje Ayida’s recent admission comes as a surprise. The fitness entrepreneur and former husband of Toke Makinwa has spoken publicly about his post-divorce depression, offering a rare male voice in discussions around mental health and emotional recovery.
Maje Ayida’s revelation underscores the emotional depth behind societal headlines. His experience forces a look at how we treat emotional fallout, especially when it plays out publicly.
- Maje Ayida described his divorce from Toke Makinwa as a deeply traumatic experience.
- He candidly admitted to battling depression in the aftermath.
- The public nature of the divorce heightened emotional stress and delayed healing.
- His openness highlights the emotional cost of divorce, especially for public figures.
- Ayida’s story contributes to growing conversations about male vulnerability and mental health in Nigeria.
Ayida’s openness is not just a personal truth; it’s an invitation to make space for male vulnerability, even when it's out in full view.
