- Nollywood actress Sonia Ogiri has become a US citizen, joining the list of celebrities officially recognized by the country.
- The movie star announced her US citizenship on Instagram, sharing photos of herself at the US Department of Quality Home’s office.
Nollywood actress Sonia Ogiri has officially become a citizen of the United States, joining the growing list of Nigerian celebrities who have achieved the milestone.
Taking to her Instagram page, the actress shared photos taken at the U.S. Department of Quality Home, proudly announcing her new status as an American citizen.
In her post, Sonia expressed deep gratitude to her close friends for their support throughout the journey and hinted at sharing the full story behind her citizenship process.
She wrote, “An American CITIZEN
It took me time to want to make this Public. You want to hear my story about this journey?
@viviansparkle00 @therealdianaokhiria love you girls even my less than 1 month baby came ohhh”.
Her post has since received congratulatory messages from fans and fellow celebrities alike, many eager to hear more about her journey to becoming a U.S. citizen.
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In other news, Reality TV star Angel Smith has stirred social media after taking matters into her own hands in an attempt to recover ₦19 million from a car dealership that sold her a faulty vehicle.
The Big Brother Naija alumna had earlier hinted in her status update that she would visit the dealership the next day and she followed through. In a bold move, Angel arrived at the premises early, locked the gate from the outside, and stopped both staff and customers from entering or leaving.
In viral footage, Angel was seen brandishing a koboko (horsewhip) as a show of readiness and frustration. Her goal was to pressure the car dealer into refunding the money she paid back in May for a vehicle that turned out to be defective.
Throughout the day, Angel also shared damning testimonies from other unhappy customers on her social media, exposing what appeared to be a pattern of poor service and unresolved issues at the dealership.
Her actions yielded results. By the end of the day, she confirmed receiving ₦17 million out of the ₦19 million owed. Still determined, Angel vowed to return to the dealership the following day to collect the outstanding ₦2 million balance.
