Sonia Lareinaa, former wife of Nollywood actor, Ik Ogbonna as expressed appreciation that the Coronavirus pandemic did not happen about 5 years back, during the time she was still married to him. 

She took to her Instagram page to pen down a long not of message expressing her gratitude for where she is now in life.

IK Ogbonna and Sonia Morales got married in 2015, however, they divorced in 2019. Their union was blessed with a son. 

According to Sonia, staying indoors due to COVID-19 would have been bad if it happened 5 years ago during the time she was still married to IK Ogbonna.

Her reason is that she was staying in a house without steady light and water.

Sonia also revealed that she had a newborn baby that was always crying and sweating, and mosquitoes that won’t stop biting at that time. 

She wrote, “Ok gotta tell you a story: listen up : Life was good, life is still good and guess what? It’s gonna get better!

“I can’t even complain about being indoors right now cuz Lord knows how bad it would be if this happened to me 5 years ago when I was staying in a house with no water and light coming off & on with a newborn baby that doesn’t stop crying and sweating and mosquitoes that won’t stop biting (thank God we don’t look like everything we been through lol) .. nah!

“It just crossed my mind like yesterday (as u know we all got some spare time to think) and somehow this whole situation came in handy as a tool of introspection.

“It helped me spot the obvious difference between our lives back then and our lives now, and even though I find myself getting all inpatient and restless with this whole idiotic situation, I steady remind myself that I must be stupid to let myself be anything less then grateful, and I don’t know your struggle and your problems

“But i pray for you to see, find and acknowledge, from the bottom of your heart, that no matter where you stand at this moment , no matter how it seems to you right now , it ALWAYS, ONLY gets better.

“And once you do, you have changed the damn game in your favor! It’s not on you to know how it’s gonna happen, just make sure you know it’s gonna happen.