The aftermath of the revelations made by Gambian actress Princess Shyngle that she used to date ex-Ghana footballer Michael Essien, actress Nadia Buari has posted what would seem like her thoughts on the matter.

In an interview with TV presenter Deloris Frimpong-Manso on the show Delay, Princess Shyngle revealed that she was with Essien for about a year.

The most interesting part of their time together is that Shyngle claims she did not know footballer was married.

Nadia Buari who was also with Michael Essien somewhere in the last 12 years, has not spoken very much about her relationship with the ex-Chelsea player.

But Buari took to Instagram to say what was on her mind, suspiciously just after Shyngle's interview aired.

Her post could be described as mysterious but it makes sense if one understands it in light of Shyngle's confession.

Nadia Buari wrote: Most people actively try to bury their differences and become like everyone else for fear of ridicule. They want to belong.



They want to 'fit in'. They don't like to be singled out, have their differences scrutinised, put on microscope slides or in Petri dishes and poked by society. I, on the other hand, rejoice in it.

I don't want to belong if it means having to wrestle ur individuality into a small space, paint it grey and make it... normal.

Buari, after Essien dated Nigerian actor Jim Iyke. Recently, she was reported to the surprise of many that the 35-year-old has four children.

Most people actively try to bury their differences and become like everyone else for fear of ridicule. They want to belong. They want to 'fit in'. They don't like to be singled out, have their differences scrutinised, put on microscope slides or in Petri dishes and poked by society. I on the other hand, rejoice in it. I don't want to belong if it means having to wrestle ur individuality into a small space, paint it grey and make it... normal. #RareGem

A post shared by Nadia Buari (@iamnadiabuari) on Aug 25, 2018 at 3:12am PDT