Published: March 27, 2017 Last Updated 6 months ago by FPN SEO
When we sieved through the red carpet earlier this month at the 2017 African Magic Viewers Choice Awards, there was no trace of Genevieve Nnaji, even on her page we still could not figure out her way about. This, of course, left us pondering that she must be somewhere cooking up something to leave the mere mortals like us breathless. And it turns out our thoughts didn’t disappoint.
While Instagram-stalking the actress today, lucky us, she showed up and we immediately ran a scan through her look. Guess what? The actress has been on a low profile nurturing her hair and now she can proudly, boastfully identify herself amongst the naturalistas. What’s not to love about that?
Looking fresh-faced, the actress wore a pair of clingy denim pants with an oversized shirt where she rolled up the sleeves to reveal her gold chain watch and bangle. We love that cool-girl look, and of course, the natural hair that we’re currently lusting. Just check her out and see for yourself:

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