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Actress Jinad Adunni gets emotional as she receives cars from fans

Celebrity fan love in some parts of the world also includes receiving gift items from fans who want to appreciate their celebrity star figure. The Nigerian entertainment scene is not out of this trend as an actress has now revealed the luxurious gifts she received from her fans.

Nollywood actress, Jinad Adunni, recently took to her social made page with a re-post from her friend who had written an appreciative epistle to God on her behalf.

In the post in which the actress had said was making her emotional, the young man had recounted how he had been worried for her back in the days when she always had to hop from one cab to another just to commute.

He said that he could not contain his excitement and appreciation to God when he had finally received a call from the actress in which she had disclosed to him that she had gotten two different cars as gift from fans.

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The friend of the screen diva continued in his post by declaring that it was just the beginning of the good things to come to her life. He congratulated her heartily and concluded his post with a heartfelt prayer for his beloved friend.

See the post below:

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In another post, the actress appreciated her fans for the love and support they have shown her, she prayed them to continue to send their good wishes to her family.

She also thanked two of her good friends heartily for their friendship, adding that, if she had the chance of experiencing a second life, she would continue to have them by her sides as friends.

See her post below:

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had previously gathered the report of Ghanaian singing star, Shatta Wale, who had taken to social media to flaunt his mansion and luxurious cars. Despite rumors of possible seizure of the properties, the musician was spotted enjoying life the best way he could.

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