It is Nollywood actress, Ngozi Nwosu’s 60th birthday and the veteran is going all out to mark her day.
Taking to her Instagram page, Ngozi shared a photo of her rocking a magnificent yellow headgear to celebrate her golden jubilee.
Her unconventional gele was literally the highlight of her birthday shoot as the gele screamed extra and opulence.
The movie star expressed gratitude to God for her new age milestone as she returned all Glory to Him.
She stated that she is 60 and stunning, and that’s no lie, as the veteran doesn’t seem to age at all.
“Sixty and Stunning! God be praised! Happy birthday to me”.
The likes of Ayo Adesanya, Betty Irabor, and more took to her comment section to send their birthday wishes.
How celebrities turned up for Ngozi Nwosu’s birthday celebration
Last year, Nigerian entertainment celebrities turned up to celebrate, Ngozi Nwosu, on her birthday.
The energetic actress took the internet by storm with stunning photos and videos of herself cheering her new age.
Ngozi Nwosu penned a cheering birthday note to herself, urging her friends and fans to join her in savoring the moment she clocked a new age.
Nigerian entertainment celebrities including Kate Henshaw, Faith Ojo, Monalisa Chinda Coker, and Clarion Chukwurah, took to Ngozi Nwosu’s timeline to celebrate her age.
God healed me when they thought it was over” Ngozi Nwosu
Ngozi Nwosu, last year, opened up on her battle with illness as a means of encouraging actress Kemi Afolabi who battles a terminal illness called lupus.
Expressing her sadness over the issue, she avowed that she has faith in God and that all will work out well.
Noting how there is nothing God cannot do, she prayed for the same God to heal her to heal Kemi.
Ngozi Nwosu via Instagram wrote, “May the almighty God who healed me when they thought it over heal you Kemi. May his mercy that never ends be with you now and always, for what God can not do does not exist have faith, my dear.”
In 2012, Ngozi Nwosu took ill, which affected her career. The diagnosis was reported to be related to kidney disease. She eventually got treatment abroad through the government and some organizations.
Nigerians rallied together to join her in her fight against a kidney illness that almost took her life.
