Nigeria: Actress Rahama Sadau's Leg Chain Sparks Debate On Twitter

Nollywood actress and film-maker, Rahama Sadau, has given candid responses to various Twitter users who reacted to a picture of her wearing a leg chain.

In a post shared by the user named @Anonymous_engr1, the actress was pictured with veteran actor, Gabriel Afolayan. The tweep requested an explanation for the leg chain she wore, saying, "Can someone help me explain @rahma_sadau"

The actress responded by saying, "Hello Anonymous, that's an expensive REAL GOLD. Hope that answers your question."

Hello Anonymous, that's an expensive REAL GOLD👍🏾 hope that answers your question. 🤨 https://t.co/4kQ7uRyQH2

-- Rahama Sadau ✨ (@Rahma_sadau) June 26, 2022

Another user named @Muazu also reacted to her reply, wanting to know the significance of the leg chain she wore. He wrote; "That's not the answer he wants. He's asking about what's the essence of putting that leg chain"

The veteran actress also proceeded, by giving him a candid reply. She wrote, "Fashion."

Fashion

-- Rahama Sadau ✨ (@Rahma_sadau) June 26, 2022

@Fatimaalinuhu2 complimented the actress, saying the jewellery looks good on her. "And it looks beautiful on you"

A user @abdulabdul_169 also inquired, "Why leg chain for God's sake 😏even if it's 1m carat gold"

She also proceeded by giving him a straightforward answer, saying, "My Choice."

My choice

-- Rahama Sadau ✨ (@Rahma_sadau) June 26, 2022

Rahama Sadau is known to be one of the most popular leading actresses in the production of Kannywood and Nollywood movies, after featuring in movies like; Mariya, up north, If I am president, Shuga down south, Ajuwaya, and many more.

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