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I’m Still The Same Person people Knew…Ibinabo

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Former AGN president, Ibinabo Fiberesima, who was sentenced to 5 years imprisonment by a Lagos court, has gotten many wondering about her current state of health especially staying away from the public since she was released from prison.

Some days ago, after she has stayed for so long without having fun with her fans, the actress came out to make it known that she was finally out of depression as she continued to feed her fans with some brief biblical and motivational memes.

Just some few hours ago, the actress shared a picture of herself telling the world that no matter what has happened to her, she has not changed and still the same person she has always been. “I am still me, thank you lord.”

 

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