Chioma Rowland, the wife of Afrobeat singer Davido, is receiving high praise from netizens for her maturity and handling of scandals.

In recent weeks, the chef has been in the spotlight due to allegations made by a woman from the United States claiming to be pregnant with her husband’s child. The situation escalated with the woman publicly attacking Chioma online.

In a surprising turn of events, Anita Brown issued an apology to Chioma and her late son, Ifeanyi, acknowledging that her previous comments and actions were motivated by her own pain and frustration. She explained that she was going through a deeply traumatic and tragic period in her life, which affected her ability to respond with kindness.

Following Anita’s apology, many people commended Chioma for her maturity, drawing comparisons to May Edochie, the wife of Yul Edochie.

One Ugbogbe Ikemba wrote, “I need to learn Chioma’s kind of patience. She will so ignore you that you will begin to doubt your existence. My Imo sisters sure know how to carry themselves well

One Official Bobby Fredrick wrote, “Omo the way Chioma ignores people need to be studied. If she actually indulged the lady, it would have blown out of proportion. Keep calm and watch karma bite as usual

One Oluwa Blanco wrote, “Sorry ko, apology ni! Walai asinwin ni baby yi Olokpa lo ma ko gbogbo wa. For all that drama she performed on this Asiwaju internet

One Priscilla Oluchi wrote, “Once you have matured, you realize SILENCE is more powerful than proving a point

One Juan Mitchie wrote, “Above everything Chioma, was never seen responded to any of the controversies. She knows her worth, who she is and she knows who she definitely married. So just like Chioma kept quiet during your rants. She will keep quiet during your apologies too. Happy guilty conscience. Love and Nepa.

One Ndukwe Oluchi Abigail wrote, “The only people that can advise me to be calm in a tough situation are Chioma and Quee May. I don’t know how they do it but I like it.

One Official Ivy Yandel wrote, “You can never win with bitterness. Even when you are hurt never let your hurt make you bitter. Silence is always the best answer given to a miserable person”.