For These Nigerian Celebrities, Everyday Is #NoBraDay



Today is #NoBraDay, celebrated globally. However, for some women especially these celebrities mentioned here, nobody needs to declare a day braless for them as they are obviously not comfortable with bras anyway.
You can be sure they don’t wear bras all the time and some of them have even made it known in interviews in time past that they don’t like wearing bras in public.
Two examples of these are Yvonne Nelson(Nollywood-Ghallywood) actress and singer, Emma Nyra who both say they don’t wear bras because they have small B@.0bs.
1.Cossy Orjiakor
2. Maheeda
3. Anita Joseph
4. Emma Nyra
5. Yvonne Nelson
                       Biko wetin this guy they look for Yvonne Nelson chest *winks*

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