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Judy Austin Urges Women  To Celebrate Christmas Within Their Means and Avoid Financial Pressure

Judy Austin, a Nollywood actress and filmmaker, has advised married women and single mothers to refrain from going over budget over the Christmas season.

Sharing a video on her social media on Tuesday, December 23, Austin urged women to treat Christmas like any other day and to stop pressuring their spouses to buy lavish presents.

“I have an important message: If you don’t have money for Christmas shopping, this message is for you. Please stop pressuring your husbands. You are a single mum taking care of everybody, so stop pressuring yourself for Christmas. We celebrate Christmas every other year. View this Christmas week as a week in July; don’t see it as Christmas week. View it like this August. That way, you wouldn’t be under any pressure. It is not a must to kill chicken, turkey, or goat every 25th. Who created that law? If you don’t have money to buy anything, don’t buy anything. Don’t pressure your husband it will overwork him, and he will be scared to come home. Be content with what you have,” she said in part in the video.

Live with Purpose, Love with Passion. Remember to be happy

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‎Rose Ajieh

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