Shan George told Chike to apologise to Frank Edoho over the ongoing cheating allegations involving the media personality’s ex-wife, Sandra, saying the situation amounts to a serious moral violation if the claims are true.
The veteran actress took a strong stance on the matter, stressing that any involvement with a married woman while the marriage is still intact is unacceptable, regardless of any internal issues between the couple.
“Any man who’s joy stick rises for another man’s WIFE, has committed an unacceptable sacrilege, even if she and her man r keeping malice, or any other issues whatsoever between them, as long as d woman and her husband still reside under d same roof, it’s a No No.”
She went on to explain that misunderstandings, silence, and emotional distance are common in marriages and relationships, noting that such phases do not justify outside interference.
“Pple keep malice wit each other everywhere, marriage, office, etc, even parents keep malice wit their children sometimes. Malice is a part of life, we r all guilty of it one time or another.”
Shan George also referenced how couples handle conflicts differently, saying not everyone communicates the same way during disagreements, and that patience is often needed to resolve issues.
She added that the way partners behave during difficult periods can determine whether a relationship survives or breaks down, warning against revenge-driven responses or “do me I do you” attitudes.
“Any form of ‘Do me I do u’ must be avoided at such times, until u resolve d issues.”
The actress also condemned infidelity in very strong terms, describing it as spiritually and morally wrong.
“Traditionally, Spiritually, Morally, Romantically, and otherwise, sleeping wit another man’s wife is a TUFIAKWA that carries generational curses. Mothers, pls tell ur sons.”
She further advised women in unhappy marriages to walk away rather than engage in infidelity, saying it should never be justified under any circumstance.
Concluding her remarks, Shan George insisted that Chike owes Frank Edoho and others affected by the situation an apology, while urging men to be more responsible in their actions and choices.
