- BBNaija ex housemate and actress Ifu Ennada opens up on experiences with internet trolls
- Ifu revealed that she has often been referred to as a transgender and homosexuals
Reality TV star and entrepreneur Ifu Ennada recently shared her experiences with online trolling from her social media followers.
Speaking about the messages she gets in her inbox daily, She said her DM should have a YouTube channel.
She revealed this in one of her appearances at MTV Base Africa’s Sparks with socialite Pretty Mike.
The actor claimed that she has received messages in her direct messages calling her “transgender,” “homosexual,” and a “man that looks like woman.”
According to Ifu Ennada: “I feel like my DM should have a YouTube channel or a TV show. Because I have gotten the weirdest DMs.
“Let’s even start from the trolls. I have had people call me transgender. Some even said I’m a man that looks like a woman, I’m homosexual. They’ve called me all that. I’m all woman as you can see.
Aside that, I have also had like crazy men come to my DMs and just send me their private businesses [private parts].” she said
She claimed that before she entered the Big Brother Naija reality competition, many people were unaware that she was an actress.
She did, however, acknowledge that the show was her big break.
“Don’t mock Christ” – Netizens kick as Ifu Ennada rolls out sultry photos, says she’s born again
Celebrating her 31st birthday today, July 23, the former BBNaija star took to social media to share some revealing and steamy photos.
The images show her wearing a slim leather lingerie-like outfit that leaves a significant portion of her body uncovered.
While sharing the birthday photos, Ifu Ennada mentioned that she is now a born-again Christian and her previously wretched soul has been delivered from evil.
She further explained that the chosen photos hold deep meaning for her and pleaded with netizens not to hastily condemn her for them.
In her words:
“Happy Birthday To Me; A wretched sinner saved by his grace and welcomed into royalty…Read more.