Tacha revisits childhood home in emotional post

Reality TV star Tacha shared a heartfelt reflection after visiting her childhood home in Port Harcourt.

The emotional trip brought back a flood of memories, including laughter and tears, reminding her of the humble beginnings.

Tacha expressed gratitude and drew strength from her late mother’s presence in her life, wishing she could witness this moment.

In her post, Tacha shared a message of hope and encouragement, reminding her followers that their stories are still being written and that God’s plans for them are good, not evil.

She emphasised the importance of believing in oneself and highlighted the love that God has for each individual.

She wrote: “I went back to Port Harcourt… to the house I lived in from when I was just 6 years old… "

This compound holds so many memories. It holds laughter, it holds tears.. it’s where my mom, dad, my sister and I all lived… where I went to primary school, where everything BEGAN.

“Standing here after all these years brought me to tears… not of sadness, but of deep reflection.. I’m so sad my mommy isn’t here to witness this
I DRAW Strength through you Mummy. this visit reminded me of one simple truth: there’s a massive difference between where you start and where God is taking you.

“To anyone out there still praying, still believing, still doubting! remember this: You are the one who must believe in yourself first. The plans God has for you are plans of good, not evil. And no matter what, the devil can never hate you more than God loves you”.

Tacha also announced her upcoming attempt to break a Guinness World Record and host a 3-day beauty festival in Lagos, inviting her fans to join her live at the John Randle Centre, Lagos, from October 10th to 12th.

“Let this be your reminder to keep going. Your story is still being written. And as I take this next big step!! breaking a Guinness World Record and hosting The Biggest 3-Day Beauty Festival — I need you with me.

“Be there with me LIVE this weekend, Oct 10th–12th at the John Randle Centre, Lagos Island,” she added.