Halima Abubakar in lesbian controversy

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                          Photo of Halima Abubakar

Nollywood actress Halima Abubakar defended her heterosexuality on Instagram after she posted a picture on Instagram that showed her and a female co-star getting intimate on set.
Some of her followers on Instagram accused her of being a lesbian after seeing the photo of her on the set of the film Estate Runs
“Your corrupt minds won’t let you support your people. If another Instagram star post their shoot, you will hail and love her,” she replied to her critics. 
See tweets below.

Photo of Halima Abubakar blasts fans who attacked her over a lesbian character on set
Halima Abubakar blasts fans who attacked her over a lesbian character on set photo
Halima Abubakar blasts fans who attacked her over a lesbian character on set photo
She later responded with, “Ur corrupt minds won’t let u support ur ppl..if anoda Int star post der shoot,na hail and lov u bae we go dey here @perrythelma face ur pic dear.doin my job n I knw ma limit @prestigious_231 u nasty sis @realdarashi wareva bs @vicpeters222 its a movie thx Nigerians n pretence thxxx”

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