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REMARRIED ACTRESS, CLARION CHUKWURAH CHANGES CHURCH, NOW A JEHOVAH'S WITNESS (PIC)


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This will come as a rude shock to many of her fans that top Nollywood actress Clarion Chukwurah has abandoned her faith and converted to a new one.
The newly married actress of 51 years has joined the Jehovah Witness. This it was gathered is her husband Anthony Boyd’s religion and thus since she is married to him she has converted to his faith. The couple shared photos of them in their meeting.

The veteran thespian shared her photo and that of her husband on her Facebook after meeting and captioned it:
“An Instructive Meeting Sunday at the King

Source: https://www.naij.com/888465-renowned-actress-clarion-chukwurah-converts-new-religion-photos.html?f&poster=12120

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Not  just  easy  for  such  of  persons !  I  appreciate  what  she  was  doing.  Yes,  come  to  Jehovah,  still  HE  is  giving  time....   We  don't  know  how  long  HE  will  do  it.  The  end-ti

hmmm interesting

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Loved up photos of actress, hubby emerges

New photos of the couple show them all loved up posing for the camera at the Indian Springs State Park.

 

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Veteran Nollywood actress Clarion Chukwurah who walked down the aisle with her US based lover Anthony Boyd.

And ever since then the both of them have never looked back!

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New photos of the couple show them all loved up posing for the camera at the Indian Springs State Park.

We are so happy for them. Old and in love....

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Meanwhile, the actress who got married to her U.S. based boyfriend in a small and intimate outdoors ceremony took to Facebook on July 10, 2016 sharing a photo of herself with her husband at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses.

Apparently the veteran has joined her husband's faith, Jehovah's Witnesses. "An Instructive Meeting Sunday at the Kingdom Hall towards Baptism and Evangelization Ministry as Jehovah’s Witnesses,” she captioned the post.

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The veteran who got married for the third time had her last break-up being with socialite, Femi Oduneye, also known as 'Femi Egyptian' whom she married on February 14, 2004, but ended up as an on and off relationship.

She also once had a relationship with afro-juju legend, Sir Shina Peters who got her knocked-up in an affair that brought about the birth of musical video director, Clarence Peters.

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Veteran Actress, Clarion Chukwurah Is All About Love With Her New Husband, Anthony

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Veteran Nollywood actress Clarion Chukwurah recently got married to  her US-based lover Anthony Boyd and the duo are currently on what we could call a honeymoon.

They’ve been spotted at the Times Square in New York before moving to Lanham-Seabrook, Maryland.

Meanwhile, the actress who got married to her U.S. based boyfriend in a small and intimate outdoors ceremony took to Facebook on July 10, 2016 sharing a photo of herself with her husband at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses.

https://www.informationng.com/2017/03/veteran-actress-clarion-chukwurah-love-new-husband-anthony.html

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