Popular media personality Toke Makinwa has firmly rejected the stereotype that single people are lonely or unhappy, urging a shift in mindset as the New Year approaches. In a thought-provoking post on her X handle, Makinwa challenged the widespread notion that personal happiness is inherently tied to being married.

Makinwa, known for her outspoken and empowering views, encouraged her followers to leave behind the idea that being single equates to misery. She wrote, “Let that rubbish behaviour of thinking that single people are miserable, lonely or sad be left in 2024. There’re so many people in horrible situations (whatever you call it) that secretly wish they were alone, so let people be.”

Her message resonated with many who have long been pressured by societal expectations about marriage and relationships. Makinwa’s words serve as a reminder that personal fulfillment and happiness come in many forms, and being single is not a reflection of one’s emotional well-being.

As we head into 2025, her call for a more inclusive and compassionate view of single life is timely, urging individuals to embrace their personal journeys without judgment.