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Korra Obidi reacts as Phyno tells her to stop twerking on IG, shares cute moments from AFRIMMA Awards night


Professional dancer cum musician, Korra Obidi has reacted after the renowned rapper, Phyno advised her to stop twerking on Instagram.
The mother of two linked up with several music stars at the AFRIMMA Awards night on November 19th and subsequently shared a video of some cute moments she had with the crooners.
Korra Obidi in the video she shared affirmed that it was indeed a night to remember. She was spotted with the likes of Flavour N’abania, Goya Menor, Phyno, BNXN formerly Buju, and so on.
Hinting fans on how the night went down, Korra Obidi disclosed that Phyno told her to stop twerking on Instagram but according to her, this is impossible.
In the clip, the US-based entertainer visibly rocked two outfits at the award night.
Watch the video below:
The likes of Flavour, Phyno, and BNXN all bagged awards in their distinct categories.
Meanwhile, a few hours ago, Korra Obidi took to social media to rejoice after her divorce from her ex-husband, Justin Dean got finalized.
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