I Am Now A Role Model –Actress Ifeoma Okeke, Speaks On Her Fashion Style
Plus-sized Nollywood actress, Ifeoma Okeke, who debuted in the movie industry in the year 1998, starring in her first movie 'Yogo Pampam' has disclosed that aside she not acting uclad in movies as a proud African woman, she can't flaunt her body parts because she is now a role model.
According to the Nigerian actress who revealed that her face and voice are her favorite body parts that keeps her going, she claims she has become a role model because she empowers youths.
The busty and daring actress opened up that before now, she wears sleeveless outfits that flaunts her cleavage, which she no longer does, as she has a lot of young people who look up to her and emulate what they see and as such, she covers up much as she can.
Brought into the movie industry by Popular Nigerian and Nollywood comic actor, Nkem Owoh, Ifeoma Okeke is into events and runs her own non-governmental organization called Purple Campaign.
According to her, Purple stands for royalty, and it stands for violence as well, and as such, the four years-old 'Purple Campaign' which seeks to create awareness against violence, stands to fight for royalty and says no to violence.
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