Marriage? Never Again, Says Frank Edoho “There’s a Superpower in Being Alone” — Edoho

Popular television presenter and media personality Frank Edoho has declared that he has no plans to pursue another romantic relationship or remarry, saying that being single gives him strength and peace.

Edoho made this known on his verified X account while responding to a social media user who commented on his recent decision not to offer marital advice to newlyweds Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, and Amadou Elizabeth, better known as Jarvis.
The presenter had earlier declined to advise the young couple, saying he knew “nothing about marriage” and could only pray for them.
His response followed a comment by an X user identified as #JJ27581708, who suggested that Edoho’s reluctance to give advice may have been influenced by his own marital experiences and concerns about how Nigerians would perceive advice from someone who had experienced marital difficulties.
The user wrote that Edoho was being sincere because he understood how marriages could fail, but added that his advice might be viewed through the lens of his own marital setbacks. The user also expressed hope that Edoho would eventually find a woman who would show him true love.
Edoho agreed with much of the assessment but rejected the suggestion that he should seek another partner.
“How wise of you. You are absolutely right about everything but that last part,” Edoho responded.
He then made his position on marriage clear, saying: “There’s a superpower that comes with being alone, and it’s beautiful. I’m definitely not finding any woman. Not ever.”
Edoho’s History With Marriage
Edoho’s latest comments come amid continued public interest in his previous relationships.
The television host was previously married to broadcaster Katherine Obiang, but their marriage later ended in separation.
He subsequently married Sandra Onyenucheya, although that relationship also ended in separation and attracted public attention.
His past experiences have featured in his public comments about relationships and marriage.
Edoho has also spoken about the emotional impact of his marital experiences, including the trauma he said he endured.
In a previous reflection on his relationships, he expressed concern about suffering further emotional pain and said he did not want a woman to become the cause of his death.
Why Edoho Declined To Advise Peller And Jarvis
Edoho’s latest comments followed his decision to stay away from the growing public conversation surrounding the marriage of Peller and Jarvis.
Rather than presenting himself as an authority on marriage, he chose not to offer the newlyweds specific advice.
His subsequent exchange with the X user suggests that his decision was influenced not only by his personal experiences but also by his perspective on life as a single man.
For now, Edoho’s position appears clear: he values his present independence and does not intend to seek another romantic partner or return to marriage.