Iyabo, who is known for speaking out on social and national issues, said she now thinks about how her actions might affect her daughter’s relationship with her in-laws.
However, she admitted that she now avoids public fights and controversial issues more than before.
“Never say never. I have really piped down low because I am a granny now.
Priscilla is married now and I don’t want her in-laws having a certain perception about me,” she added.
She also said that speaking out publicly often brings criticism, false accusations, and disagreements.
Despite this, she made it clear that she will still speak up when she feels it is necessary
“But if the need is for me to speak up, I will".
This is what we call maturity.
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