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Juliet Ibrahim Defends Her Statement, ‘Don’t Lose A Good Side Ni**a Over Your Boyfriend’

Beautiful Nollywood actress Juliet Ibrahim comes for her attackers as she defends her statement on not losing a good nigga over a boyfriend.

This is coming barely twenty-four hours after She made a statement on Instagram, advising women to weigh their options while in a relationship, telling women not to lose a good side nigga over their boyfriend. Read the report HERE.

Apparently, she has been receiving a lot of backlashes over the statement, so the beautiful Nollywood actress once again took to her Instagram page to defend her stance. In her post, she queried the idea of people thinking that it was okay to have side chics rather than have side niggas.

She wrote:

“Isn’t it funny how it’s okay for them to have #sidechicks but not okay for us to have #sideniggas?Application forms loading, however, be prepared to sign a #sideniggacontract #Goodmorning #Unicorns #justsaying.”

Tobias Sylvester

Tobias Sylvester is the news editor for Kanyi Daily News and is based in Lagos. Contact Tobias at editor@kanyidaily.com. Got a confidential tip? Submit it here

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