My Partner Pays Me An Allowance – Mercy Eke

Reality TV star, Mercy Eke has revealed that her partner pays her an allowance. She stated that she never asked him to pay her, but he does it out of support.

Eke disclosed this in a recent episode of the ‘Love Is A Game’.

She said her partner supports her in paying the salaries of her six domestic workers.

According to her, “My guy [partner] pays me an allowance. But it’s not that I mandated him to do that. I have about six domestic workers. So the allowance is just to assist me to pay my staff.

“I didn’t tell him to pay my staff’s salaries. He’s doing it on his own to reduce my responsibilities. Because of that, I always want to do things for him too.”

Eke has been hiding her current partner from the public.

Her last publicly known relationship was with fellow reality star, Ike Onyeama

Oba Of Benin Gifts Rema Royal Plaque
Meanwhile, the Oba of Benin, Oba Ewuare II, has presented a royal plaque to Afrobeats superstar, Rema.

The Oba gifted Rema the plaque on Thursday when he paid him a visit at his palace ahead of his homecoming concert at the Ogbe Stadium in Benin City.

Earlier, Rema joined the Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki, on Wednesday, for the groundbreaking ceremony of Edo Arena.

The governor announced that the 6,000-capacity arena would be called Rema Dome in honour of the singer.

Obaseki said Rema remains an ambassador of Benin and Edo State. He added that the Edo Arena would attract visitors and international stars to Benin.

He stated that the Rema Dome would boost the tourism potential of the state.

On his X handle, on Wednesday, the Governor wrote, “It was a pleasure to have our global music icon @heisrema, join me in performing the groundbreaking ceremony for the 6,000-capacity Edo Arena. The arena, which will be called ‘Rema’s Dome,’ is located at the former Garrick Memorial School Ground on Ekenhuan Road in Benin City.”

He explained the Rema Dome would allow visitors to “experience our rich culture and what we have to offer, which will create employment opportunities for our youths.”

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