Tarila goes on to say that "I have a very supportive man, I am very lucky in that sense. I remember the first time I told him about it. This is the first time he has been to Nigeria and Africa for that matter" On the marriage, "We are hopeful that it will be next year. I keep saying I have never imagined anyone else except my father walking me down the aisle. So I believe that God is going to give his way."
She also expresses her feelings on the Justice System in Nigeria, "It is very unfortunate because you are keeping peoples live on hold. You are playing with lives of innocent people. It’s somebody’s life when you just do as you wish. It puts a lot of strain on their family and it’s just totally unfair. If someone committed a crime, speed up the system, bring him to book and let him serve his sentence. If they don’t commit the crime, let him move on. You can’t just put someone behind bars. It doesn’t make any sense when you just leave them there. I have heard cases of people who have been imprisoned for 20 years and have never faced any trial. That is unfair. It is only in country like Nigeria that you can get away with something like that."
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