This one no get problem o

Take it or leave it your name is damaturu sorry Damascus, u can't know it more than us

You can tell Oyibo people to call you Damasus me na Damascus I know, wey you be dey since I was a child

Mercychen:
Wetin concern me?

You didn't correct us then when you were still actively in the movie industry and on everyones lips. Your eyes were still "chooking" for money to notice the mispronunciation that time. it's now that people hardly call your name that you're coming to do pronunciation practice.

Anything to remain in the limelight.
Whatever, abeg!

Joblessness

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Irondome1:
This is just like Chinedu Ikedije and Osita Iheme coming out to tell us to stop calling them Aki na pawpaw, e no go work.

It's not the same. Be civilized please. Respect people's name!

abbeyfel:
It's not the same. Be civilized please. Respect people's name!

Damascus, Damasus, same difference

FreeIgboho:


Damascus, Damasus, same difference

Is Igboho the same as igboko?

Drinokrane:
Actress Stella Damasus on Tuesday shared a video of herself teaching Nigerians how to pronounce her surname, Igbere TV reports.

The mother of two uploaded the video on Instagram.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeu1wGRvBZA?feature=share

Stella has been tutoring social media users on the correct spelling of her surname.

Tired of people calling her Damascus, which is the capital city of Syria and the oldest capital in the world, the 43-year-old attempted to set the record straight in a tweet on Sunday.

“My name is Stella Damasus, not Damascus,” she wrote.

What many do not now know, however, is that her family’s original name was Ojukwu.

The mother of two disclosed the reason behind the change of name in an interview with BBC Igbo last year.

Speaking in the Igbo language the actress explained that during the civil war, Nigerian soldiers thought her family was related to the late Odumegwu Ojukwu who led the Biafran Army, which prompted the change of name.

“My surname is Ojukwu but during the Biafran war, Nigerian soldiers thought that we are related to the family of Odumegwu Ojukwu. That is the reason for the change,” she said.

She explained that Nigerian soldiers killed many of her father’s kin in Asaba because they shared the same surname with Ojukwu.

Due to the crisis, her grandfather decided that the family should adopt his first name Damasus (a Greek name) to keep them safe.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CXMks4VjNPJ/?utm_medium=copy_link

After how many years? E go hard oo i like d Damascus like that

Anything Sha to gain attention.
She even do makeup to demo how to pronounce DAMASUS.

Drinokrane:
Actress Stella Damasus on Tuesday shared a video of herself teaching Nigerians how to pronounce her surname, Igbere TV reports.

The mother of two uploaded the video on Instagram.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeu1wGRvBZA?feature=share

Stella has been tutoring social media users on the correct spelling of her surname.

Tired of people calling her Damascus, which is the capital city of Syria and the oldest capital in the world, the 43-year-old attempted to set the record straight in a tweet on Sunday.

“My name is Stella Damasus, not Damascus,” she wrote.

What many do not now know, however, is that her family’s original name was Ojukwu.

The mother of two disclosed the reason behind the change of name in an interview with BBC Igbo last year.

Speaking in the Igbo language the actress explained that during the civil war, Nigerian soldiers thought her family was related to the late Odumegwu Ojukwu who led the Biafran Army, which prompted the change of name.

“My surname is Ojukwu but during the Biafran war, Nigerian soldiers thought that we are related to the family of Odumegwu Ojukwu. That is the reason for the change,” she said.

She explained that Nigerian soldiers killed many of her father’s kin in Asaba because they shared the same surname with Ojukwu.

Due to the crisis, her grandfather decided that the family should adopt his first name Damasus (a Greek name) to keep them safe.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CXMks4VjNPJ/?utm_medium=copy_link

Husband snatcher oshi

This one no get work..

Who your name epp damascus ko damask ni or even sef Blokus

No be u go tell me how i go pronounce ur name

Jobless husband snatcher

If she likes make she cha ge am entirely, na Damascus

All I sees is beauty. And those lovely smiles. I ll call anyhow you want it. D.a.m.a.s.us. lol

Madam please there are many relevant issues disturbing well meaning nigerians, how to pronounce your name is the least of them all. You Gerrit, if don't Gerrit then forgerrit

Megabig:
It’s “Pronunciation” not “Pronounciation”…. Stella Damascus is so beautiful

Yes, she's so beautiful, but she's Stella Damasus, not Stella Damascus.

nihinlade:
I liked her acting then

The woman can cry for film.
Na every time her late husband brother they torment her for film.

DAMASCUUUUUUUUUUUUUS I KNOW AND THAT I SHALL HEED TO.

Ojikwu should have been a better but your family cowardly change it to Syria capital. So no offense please, nest time before you change a Hero name to a capital city you think very well

Who cares

And just like that my childhood is destroyed.

Asaba people and change of name! Same thing with IBB's wife, from Maryam Okogwu to Maryam King during the war, and then Maryam Babangida.

Irondome1:
This is just like Chinedu Ikedije and Osita Iheme coming out to tell us to stop calling them Aki na pawpaw, e no go work.

Ikedieze.

Kilo Kanmi, na scus I go they call not sus, am used to scus

E no concern me.

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