Nigeria Actress Patience Ozokwor Welcomes Grandchild Again

Written by Fairchick Date


Movie Actress Patience Ozokwor took to Instagram to the photo of her new grandchild. The actress have sixteen grandchildren, and also acted a complimenting movie suiting her the number of  grandchildren she has titled 'Omugwor' because she has really carried out a lot of omugwor (Omugwor is an Igbo tradition of women pouring powder on her face) 

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