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‘Genevieve Nnaji doesn’t age and she has to tell us how,’ X user reacts

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Photos of popular Nigerian actress, Genevieve Nnaji, shared on X has caused a stir as netizens made remarks about her looks.

 

Confiance News gathered from the official X handle of the actress on Monday.

 

According to Ruth, an X user, “Genevieve Nnaji doesn’t age and she has to tell us how.”

Genevieve Nnaji looking sweet. Photo credit: Genevieve Nnaji’s official X handle.

Corroborating, Reverse truth said, “This woman has been looking the same since I was like 5

Her longevity in the game>>>.”

Reacting in Pidgin, Tipsy, “Makeup is the reason she seems not to age. Make she commot makeup make we check something.”

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