Actress Ebele Okaro poses as mad woman to celebrates Independence Day in a viral video

• Ebele shared a video on Instagram, dressed as a mentally unstable person, complete with enhanced makeup.

• The video features her enthusiastically gesturing and singing humorous songs, entertaining her followers.

Veteran actress Ebele Okaro has marked Nigeria’s Independence Day in a distinctive manner by sharing an eye-catching post in which she embodied a whimsical character through a humorous costume.

On Tuesday, Ebele took to her Instagram account to share a video showcasing her portrayal of a mentally unstable individual, accentuated by makeup that contributed to the overall effect.

In the video, she is seen animatedly gesturing and singing lighthearted songs, providing entertainment for her audience.

She captioned the post, “Happy new month and Independence Day to us all. May we love, grow, and pray throughout this season. In Jesus’ name, I pray, Amen.”

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The post has received over 9,000 likes and more than 800 comments as of this report, eliciting reactions from fans and fellow celebrities, many of whom joined in the merriment.

Veteran actress @Patience Ozokwor commented in Igbo, “Onye Ara with sound mind” (A mad person with a sound mind).

@Chizzy Alichi and Stan Nze responded with laughter and playful emojis.

@Peggie Ovire simply wrote, “Mama,” also accompanied by laughing emojis.

Eucharia Anunobi also contributed with her own series of laughing emojis.

Nigeria is commemorating its 64th Independence Day, with various public figures expressing their sentiments regarding the occasion.

While some have taken to social media to celebrate, others have opted out of the festivities.

Actress Destiny Etiko expressed her dissatisfaction on Instagram on Monday, advising her friends and followers against sending her Independence Day greetings.

Conversely, Funke Akindele and Mr. Eazi offered a more optimistic viewpoint, utilizing their platforms on Tuesday to inspire fans, expressing hope for a brighter future for the nation.