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Ghanaian Actress, Efia Odo Announces Indefinite Break From Social Media
Controversial public personality, Efia Edo has deleted several contents on social media accounts as she claims they have been misrepresenting her.
Ghanaian Actress now a TV presenter, Efia Odo, is saying goodbye to social media for now.
Her reason is that, the internet is portraying her to be someone she’s not though she tries to fight back. Efia who is showing all signs of experiencing an emotional meltdown took to Snapchat to announce her break.
Prior to the announcement, the actress who got her Instagram page verified some days ago, did away with most of her posts on the platform. She edited her bio which boldly stated she was taken by an amazing man to now just describe her profession.
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