The part of my body I love most is my backside-Joy Elejo Egbunu, actress

 'I get turned off when co-stars turn up late to location and give flimsy excuses'

 Black skinned and beautiful Joy Elejo Egbunu is proud to come  from Kogi state. She is from Igala by tribe. This bubbly homely girl who takes her business seriously feels at with personal questions and answers them with ease. She lives by the mantra ‘live life to the fullest because you never know when you breath your last.’ In this interview she talked about her acting career and her dress sense.

Excerpts:

A bit on your educational background?

I studied Mass Communication at the University of Jos.

Aside from passion which many actresses clamour on for joining the movie world, what other reasons made you become an actress?

I have always craved to be on the TV, so it wasn’t a surprise to anyone who knew me that I chose that path.

Bottom belle crooner Omawunmi Megbele is a year older this April, says God’s mercies are new every morning.

She doesn’t need much introduction because her face alone is her signature. She became popular through the West Africa Idols which she won and ever since then she has remained in the limelight.

Omowuni Megbele, a songstress, mother of two, Bottom Belle Crooner or better still Kokoma diva is a year older this April. She expresses herself in new pictures where she splashed bright sweet neon yellow outfit and neon yellow nail polish. She is grateful to God for life. “I see through it all, I recognize God’s infiniteness. His mercies are new every morning. I’m new! Happy birthday to me,” she enthused.