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“I Will Not Masturbate For Free In 2020” – Juliet Ibrahim Makes New Year Resolution

Nollywood Ghanaian actress, Juliet Ibrahim has made a bizarre resolution for 2020, saying there will be no free masturbation.

Juliet Ibrahim stated this in a post on her Instagram page, after expressing her desire to venture in Hollywood movies.

During a recent interview, the Lebanese-born Ghanaian said Hollywood is feeling the pressure of paying attention to African movies and she’s taking advantage of the situation as she plans to work with the heavyweights in Hollywood starting from 2020.

“That is my plan for 2020! I think that Hollywood is feeling the pressure of paying attention to Nollywood and other African film industries which is very exciting as someone seeking to bring content to this country. I am looking to act, produce, write and collaborate more with Black women in the industry such as Ava Duvernay, Debra Martin Chase, Michelle Sneed and others who have set the path on fire for Black women in film in Hollywood,” she said.

However, she has now warned that there will be no freebies in the coming year.

“2020 is the year of not doing anything for free; not even masturbation.”

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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