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Instagram on fire as Cossy Orjiakor names pet cats Buhari, Goodluck

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8 years ago

September 18, 2016

Instagram on fire as Cossy Orjiakor names pet cats Buhari, Goodluck

The Instagram page of Nollywood actress Cossy Orjiakor was inundated with a deluge of responses after the controversial actress posted a picture of two cats she named Buhari and Goodluck respectively.

The picture shows both cats facing each other as if they were having a deep conversation and she controversially captioned the picture post on her handle (@cossyorjiakor) thus; “My cats, Buhari and Goodluck, (are) discussing the Nigerian economy (and) dollar rate”.

And like Joachim Iroko, who was arrested and taken to court for naming his dog Buhari, Cossy revealed that she is not scared of getting herself arrested for her conduct.

“All I want is a good-looking sexy police officer with Donald Duke’s (former governor of Cross River) face; Uti Nwachukwu’s eyes; PSquare’s chest and D’Banj’s ‘no long thing.’ He should come with sexy handcuffs.

“And he (the policeman) should have an English accent like Jim Iyke. All I want is a super-handsome police officer with six-packs and stamina to arrest me this morning (Saturday) and take me to Aso Rock prison; and serve me Aso Rock food because ‘Mummy Victor Market’ is too expensive these days.

“If it is a policewoman, then she must have fat, soft buttocks and big tits. I must be high on some cheap stuff this morning,” she posted on her Instagram page.

By Ahmed Boulor….

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