Actress Eniola Badmus from Nollywood is preparing to take over London for her birthday celebration.
On September 7th, Eniola Badmus turned a year older.
Eniola Badmus, who in a year went from being fat to being sexy, sent an open letter to herself in honor of her birthday in which she explained why she was so proud of her new figure.
The stunning actress praised herself for being beautiful and for now discovering happiness while sharing brand-new photographs from her birthday shoot.
"You are stunning. I'm grateful for your tenacity, bravery, devotion, and unwavering faith in me because you've inspired me to be the person I am today. For everything you have achieved over the past couple of years, Eniola Badmus, I am very grateful to God, and I am eager to see what else He has in store for you. You're a kind person. You fervently show out your heart's sleeve. You are passionate about both life and love. You generously share a passion all year long. You have the ability to cheer others up and make their life better in general. Eniola, you make my world shine. I'm so grateful to be YOU.
Eniola Badmus will soon host a private birthday celebration at LA Lounge London.
The curvy actress invited her London supporters to join her at a party.
Eniola Badmus, however, claimed that the celebration was exclusive to the wealthy.
Come party with me today at @laloungeuk if you're in London. Let it be known that I invited you, but that this party is for the elite. Please have enough to eat and drink, and please put pressure on your clothing.
Eniola Badmus, a professional film actress, screenwriter, entertainer, and social media influencer from Nigeria, was born on September 7, 1982. After appearing in the film Jenifa, she gained notoriety in 2008.
Born in Ijebu Ode, Nigeria, Badmus completed her elementary and secondary education there before moving on to the University of Ibadan to study theater arts before completing her master's degree in economics at Lagos State University. Although Badmus began her professional acting career in 2000, it wasn't until she starred in the Yoruba films Jenifa and Omo Ghetto in 2008 that she gained widespread attention. Both films contributed to her success in the Nigerian entertainment sector, where she has subsequently appeared in other Yoruba and English films as both a main and supporting actor.
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