Nollywood actress Eniola Badmus has set the internet on fire once again with her look at Ojude Oba.
The controversial actress shared photos of her outfit on Instagram for the prestigious event in Ijebu Ode, Ogun State.
In the photos, Funke Akindele’s bestie was spotted in a blue agbada outfit.
Funke commented on her outfit with hailing hands emojis
Kittan Bukola commented with love emojis
Uzee Usman wrote, “This is beautiful, love it
Papaya Ex wrote, “Ghen Ghen
One abydouz_gele wrote, “Wow wow wow
One Jimrepost wrote, “The only thing this one is interested in
One Mychukwuka wrote, “Page!! Who is their mama!!
One fasaweayodeld2005 wrote, “Exactly how it should be”.
Last month, Badmus celebrated as the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs appointed her as Co-Chairperson of the Entertainment Committee. Expressing her gratitude, Eniola thanked them for the opportunity and for their unwavering dedication to empowering women and strengthening society.
It is no longer news that following her support for President Tinubu during the election, Badmus was appointed the Special Assistant to the Speaker of the Federal Republic of Nigeria on Social Events and Public Hearing.
While confirming her appointment, Eniola appreciated Abbas for the political appointment as she expressed how honoured she was to be given such an opportunity to serve under his leadership.
In July of that year, the actress officially resumed her duty. She had shared photos of her and the Senator from their meeting with Senate President Godswill Akpabio at the National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (NILDS) in Abuja.
Last year, while sharing photos of herself in her office, Eniola shared a message with Nigerians, admonishing them to walk in unity, pride, and purpose. She made them realise that the power to shape their future rests in their hands.
On Nigeria’s 65th anniversary, the Omo Ghetto Star shared photos of herself at the Nigerian Embassy in the UK, stating that no matter where we find ourselves, we carry Nigeria with us. Eniola said anytime she sees our flag wave, whether in Lagos or London, it stirs something deep within her. Reflecting on how far the country has come, she said the future is built on unity, courage, and the unshakable Nigerian spirit.
