Nollywood actor Ikechukwu Ogbonna, better known as IK Ogbonna, has sent a message to those in their 40s.
Taking to his Instagram page, the light-skinned actor said if anyone is pushing 40 and still very attractive, then they will stay fine forever. He noted how some people age, while others level up.
The delectable actor told those of his fans and followers in their 40s and are still giving the young ones a run for their money to drop a fire emoji in his comment. He told them to tag the most attractive 40+ mën and women so they could celebrate their timeless beauty and ageless charm.
“If he’s pushing 40 and still very attractive, he’s gonna stay fine forever. Post up, fellas.
If You’re 40+ and Still Turning Heads… You’re Gonna Be Fine FOREVER!
Some people age… and some just LEVEL UP! If you’re over 40 and still giving the young ones a run for their money, drop a fire in the comments!
Now, let’s have some fun—TAG the most attractive 40+ m3 and women you know! Let’s celebrate timeless beauty and ageless charm.
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NEXT SLIDE IS VERY IMPORTANT”.
IK Ogbonna isn’t the only one who thinks such a way about those in their 40s. Last month, singer Tiwa Savãge gushed over her unfading beauty at 45. Sharing stunning photos of herself, she stated that if one can still look good in their 40s, they will forever look good.
Media personality Do2dtun had responded to those saying he doesn’t look his age after he celebrated his 40th birthday last year. The father of two noted how people say he doesn’t look 40, as he let them know that it wasn’t his fault and added that his newfound energy wouldn’t run dry.
In different news, IK Ogbonna had cried out over the alarming rate at which Nigerian pastors are using fake miracles to deceive people. Expressing heartbreak over it, he noted how such behavior stains the true essence of Christianity, turning faith into a spectacle for selfish gain. Calling on the Christian Association of Nigeria CAN, he told the body to step up, regulate, and hold the actors pretending to be pastors accountable.
