Nollywood actress Sonia Ogiri has stirred reactions online after revealing that she received a spiritual warning concerning Nigerian businessman Simon Guobadia before his short-lived marriage to American reality TV star, Porsha Williams.

This comes after reports that Guobadia lost $560,000 in a divorce settlement to Williams.

In a recent Instagram post, Sonia Ogiri claimed she got a divine message from God months before the marriage took place. According to her, she reached out to Simon with the warning, but it was ignored.

To support her claim, she shared a screenshot of a direct message she sent to Simon on April 1, 2024. The message read:

“I’m just a normal lady that hears GOD sometimes. If you will listen to me. Have a great day.”

In the caption, Sonia wrote:

“GOD chooses who He wants to use. I feel so sad for this man Simon, not because I know the whole truth, but because I had a message for him and Obi Cubana’s wife. I personally sent both of them messages with my verified account and told two of my friends about it. This was long before his marriage which GOD was clearly warning him.”

She further clarified that her message wasn’t for clout, stating:

“We joke about everything even when we should give a listening ear. I don’t care about getting messages for anybody because I’m concerned about myself, but when He chooses to send me, I tell the people regardless. Me posting this isn’t for him to respond anymore because the deed has been done. I just want other people to learn from this.”

See the screenshot here:

See some comments below:

@de_banks1:“Most people don’t understand the work of the Holy Spirit… Speak when you have to. It’s important. You have so many people’s lives to save.”

@cherish.972:“He will not respond… The red flags were there. You marry your ex-wife’s bestie, how? If you want us to tag him here, we will.”

@1stladyijay:“People don’t listen when God uses others to speak. They think you’re too small to hear from God.”

@makeupremovern_more:“This doesn’t mean anything. There was no message. You could’ve said what God told you instead of sounding vague.”