Juliet Ibrahim: 'You are a man I will always adore' actress to Pete Edochie

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Nollywood actress, Juliet Ibrahim is obviously smitten with veteran actor, Peter Edochie!

The actress who has been involved in pro-development projects in recent weeks, shared a loved up photo of herself with Pete Edochie on Instagram yesterday, May 22, 2016 gushing over him.


"Priceless moments #teampisces a man I'll always adore and appreciate," she wrote alongside the photo.

Ibrahim was recently verified on social media platform, Facebook.

Ibrahim joins the likes of D'banj, Yemi Alade, Van Vicker and Yvonne Nelson as some of the celebrities who have verifications on Facebook.



Currently, Ibrahim has 33, 734 likes on Facebook. This is considered to be a great feat for the actress, as such an achievement is rare on the social media platform.

She has also been verified on Twitter, with precisely one hundred and fifty thousand followers.

She recently organised a charity event called the Juliet Ibrahim Celebrity Soccer Match, where proceeds realised were donated to foundation called the "Juliet Ibrahim Foundation".

Watch highlights from actress' walk against cancer in video below.

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