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Ailing actress, Halima Abubakar appreciates colleague

Ailing actress, Halima Abubakar appreciates colleague
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Ailing Nollywood actress, Halima Abubakar has appreciated fellow actress, Ini Edo for supporting her and praying for her during the time of her illness.

The actress shared a photo of Ini Edo on Instagram with a caption:

halimabubakarIni thank you for your consistent care and support @iniedo you are a great lady and God bless you immensely God bless you all for dms and the prayer I love my fans,friends who check in.Good night pls thank ini for me,she took me by surprise I didn’t ask her for nothing and she did what a good person will do..

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