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2 Days After New Year, Juliet Ibrahim Says She Already Messed Up Her 2020

Nollywood Ghanaian actress, Juliet Ibrahim says that she has already messed up this new year.

The actress, who disclosed this on her Instagram page on Friday, January 2, 2020, also stated that she’s looking forward to 2021.

“Ooops, I’ve f**ked up already 2021 will definitely be my year for sure,” she wrote.

She gave gave her fans a chance to ask her the the reasons behind it saying: “Please ask me what I have done…. #2020 #2021 I CAN’T KEE MYSELF OOO”

The post which Juliet Ibrahim shared really drew the attention of a lot of people who beckoned on her to open up on what messed up her 2020.

The actress opened up on why she said what she said. According to her, she broke her new year resolution. She wrote:

“I appreciate everyone for showing concern yesterday. So, here’s what happened in 2020 already. I planned that I would quit drinking Champagne for my New Year’s resolution, but I remembered that nobody likes a quitter. #2021 I’ll do better for sure”.

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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