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Fans Drag Jaruma Over ‘Kanyamata’ Post On #BBNaija’s Amaka After She Flaunted A Waist Bead (Video)
Controversial kayanmata seller, Jaruma, is currently facing severe backlash from trolls over her post about BBNaija season 7 housemate, Chiamaka Crystal Mbah, simply known as Amaka..
Day one of season 7 of the Big Brother Naija reality show started with fun moments as the new housemates get to know one another.
While hanging out with the group, Amaka’s co-housemate, Bryann expressed intentions to become good friends with her as he pointed out the beads on her waist.
Reacting, Jaruma who is famous for supplying waist beads and other Kayamata products to her clients, took to her Instagram page to brag about her products by tagging Amaka in a video.
“Despite ur always constant repetitively WARNING people everyday NEVER to ask Jaruma for any type of help or ask Jaruma for any money at all, THEY ARE STILL DOING IT
That is exactly how they keep buying Jaruma’s products despite the fact that U ALWAYs REPETITIVELY WARN THEM NOT TO BUY JARUMA PRODUCTS SINCE 1995
Ntooooorrrrrr NI People will never stopp buying Jaruma’s products because they can NEVER stop having hav $£X..!!G The $£X industry is a MULTI BILLION DOLLAR INDUSTRY.I!!
And People will never stop buying Jaruma’s products because they know U WERE PAID TO TARNISH HER IMAGE & UR DESPERATION TO BRING HER BRAND DOWN by all means since 1995..!!!”
Many lambasted her for chasing clouts with Amaka’s name, while others questioned her on whether she supplied Amaka with the waist beads.
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