Ifu Ennada poses nude as she enjoys the holiday in Maldives

Ifu Ennada poses nude as she enjoys the holiday in Maldives

1StnewsFeb 20, 2021Read original

Ifu Ennada has remained one of the most controversial Big Brother Naija housemates since she participated in the third edition of the competition.

During the wee hours of Friday, February 20, she stunned her followers will unclad photos herself as she soaks up the cosy weather in Maldives.

Ennada shared the photos on Instagram with the caption;

“With Love from #Maldives … The most beautIFU place I’ve ever visited. If you were a Man, I’ll fall in love with you and never look back…”

Check out the sultry photos below.

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 couple of weeks ago, the Big Brother Naija star addressed broke men.

Taking to her Instagram stories on Wednesday, December 9; the reality star admonished certain type of men to stay away from relationships

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Ifu Ennada said she goes above and beyond for people she doesn’t love, how much more someone she cares about.

She went further to write:

“Dear future husband, whether I meet you rich or not so rich, be rest assured you have a hero in me.”

In a final slide, she said it’s broke men sending her direct messages after her note to her future husband, and she told them they have no business looking for relationships.

She wrote:

“Broke men shouldn’t date.

“It’s the broke men in my DM that are making me laugh presently.

“See my posts on relationship are never an open call for applicants.

“But if you must seek a relationship with any lady like me, make sure you have something going for you.

“When I was broke, I wasn’t looking for a relationship. Building yourself should come before actively chasing a lady that’s ‘trying for herself’.

“This goes for women too. Build yourself and you can choose the type of people you want to date.”

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