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Nollywood Actress, Toyin Abraham ready to share her emotional battles on TV, check date

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6 years ago

16/04/2020

Popular Nollywood actress, Toyin Abraham fondly called “mummy Ire” since she welcomed her son, “Ire” is set to share some of her emotional stories.

“Mummy Ire” has taken on the micro-blogging site, Twitter to reveal that she will be sharing her “emotional battles” she had faced to her fans and to those who want to know. Toyin promised to be intimate while she posted the trail of the show.

The Nollywood actress will be sharing her stories on local and DSTV -TVC at 9:00 in the evening on Sunday, 19 April 2020.

Toyin Abraham tweeted: “Dear #ToyinTitans, please join me on TVC (Terrestrial and DStv) at 9 – 9.30 pm this Sunday as I speak with my friend and brother, @chudeity.

For those of you who want to know the emotional battles I have faced over the past few years, I share for the very first time the intimate,” She added.

Below is what people should expect on Sunday...

Dear #ToyinTitans, please join me on TVC (Terrestrial and DStv) at 9 – 9.30 pm this Sunday as I speak with my friend and brother, @chudeity.
For those of you who want to know the emotional battles I have faced over the past few years, I share for the very first time the intimate pic.twitter.com/rl7gCZMmli
— TOYIN ABRAHAM AJEYEMI (@toyin_abraham1) April 16, 2020

Earlier this week, the loved Toyin Abraham has blast a man who begged her for his child’s school fees, amid ravaging coronavirus pandemic lockdown.

Toyin Abraham who has actively been involved in doing giveaways especially during this COVID-19 lockdown period, has blast a man who begged for money to pay his child’s school fees.

The actress who won the best actress in Africa in year 2020 Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards, AMVCA has been on social media, mostly on Twitter generously assisting people to cope with the effect of the hardship brought about by the deadly pandemic virus.

Some of the things she has distributed to people are food materials and in some cases money to enable those whom she could not reach physically to buy food.