Check Yourself First!” — Writer Pamela Drag Roby Ekpo Over Podcast, Accuse Am Of Entitlement & No Accountability

Na small talk wey quickly turn big drama as Roby Ekpo drop podcast episode about him ex-wife, thinking say na normal storytelling go follow. But before the episode even settle for people mind, writer Pamela enter the chat with full force, no filter, no apology. Pamela call am out sharply, saying he dey sound entitled and no get self-awareness.

According to Pamela, e easy for person to narrate story from him own angle, but the real test na to admit your own fault too. She no just disagree—she break down the matter like teacher wey dey mark script. That one alone don shift the conversation from simple relationship gist to deeper issue of accountability.

Social media no waste time carry the matter enter full analysis mode. Some people dey say Pamela talk wetin plenty people dey think but no wan talk. Others dey argue say Roby just share him truth, and nobody suppose silence am. But one thing sure—this podcast don turn unexpected trending topic.

Pamela No Hold Back: “Self-Awareness No Dey?”

Pamela’s response no be small—she go straight to the point, accuse Roby of lacking self-awareness and accountability. According to her, if person dey talk about past relationship, e suppose also reflect on how him own actions contribute to the outcome.

Pamela words carry weight, and many people begin look the podcast from different angle. Some listeners wey initially support Roby begin reconsider, while others stand firm, saying no be every situation get equal blame. But Pamela message clear: if you go speak publicly, make sure say you don also check yourself well.

The boldness of her statement don spark wider conversation about how people handle personal stories online. Because as e be now, audience no just dey listen—they dey analyze, judge, and even fact-check every angle.

Internet Courtroom: Nigerians Divide Over Who Get Point

As expected, Naija internet don turn courtroom without judge. One side dey support Pamela, praising her for calling out entitlement and promoting accountability. Dem say this kind honesty dey necessary, especially in a time where people dey quick blame others.

On the other side, Roby supporters dey argue say everybody get right to tell their own story without being dragged. Dem believe say personal experience no need to pass through public approval before e valid. For them, Pamela response too harsh.

Meanwhile, neutral observers just dey enjoy the drama like weekend series. But beneath the cruise, one serious lesson dey ground—once you carry personal matter go public space, expect feedback. And sometimes, that feedback no go soft. As dem dey talk am, “internet no dey whisper, e dey shout.”