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Ifeoma Okeke opens up on decision to lose weight




Plus-Size actress, Ifeoma Okeke-Ozzoude, has opened up on her decision to reduce her weight saying it has nothing to do with her love life or yearn for marriage.

Okeke said that her fans should watch-out for total transformation while stressing that her reason to lose weight is borne out of the need to stay healthy.


The obese actress revealed that she has been on a healthy journey for five months with the use of Joms Slimming Products.

“My reason for wanting to slim down is not because of any man or marriage. Why will I want to lose weight because of men? When I was battered many times in my previous relationship – to a point that I felt maybe marriage is not for me,” she said.

Continuing, the founder of Purple Campaign Initiative said “My reason for wanting to lose weight is simply because I want to stay healthy and not because of marriage. I recently lost my closest friend. She died as they were struggling to rush her to the hospital, all because she is obese. They couldn’t get her into the emergency car easily. If she was a slimmer person, she could have chances to survive.

“I’ve been sick and I know how it feels when you try to gas up as a fat person but nothing brought that self-realization until her death. So, this is my cause for wanting to shed fat from my body.

The ‘Moment of Sorrow’ star, was recently announced as the official Brand Ambassador of Joms Slimming Products.





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