Julius Agwu, Monalisa Chinda, Ibinabo Fiberesima pride of the Niger Delta

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They might all be superstars but it doesn't take the fact away that they all come from one part of the country, Niger Delta.

On our photo of the day, we have the trio of Julius Agwu, Monalisa Chinda and Ibinabo Fiberesima showing off their cultural heritage as they looked really good wearing the various attires which reflects the Niger Delta people.
Apparently, they were all part of the cast for a stage play 'Seki' which was a dance drama which showcased the rich cultural values of the Rivers people. It is no coincidence that all three of these celebrities are from Rivers states.
Julius Agwu recently survived a major surgery which took him out of the limelight for over two years. He has been able to bounce back and has appeared in a number of moves including the Omoni Oboli's 'Wives On Strike.'
Julius Agwu, Ibinabo Fiberesima and Monalisa ChindaFor Monalisa Chinda, the beautiful actress in a recent interview which became controversial revealed that 50% of domestic violence experienced in marriages and relationships are caused by women.

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