'I Don't See Anything Wrong With My Oufit": Actress Omoni Oboli Defends Plunging Neckline Outfit She Wore To Aso Rock

Even though the only thing our Mr President concentrated on was the sumptious and edible chest of Popular actress, Omoni Oboli, well, the beautiful delectable has decided to address the issue of the plunging neckline outfit during a chat with Punch.. She was widely criticised last week while at Aso Rock for the private screening of her movie ‘Being Mrs Elliot’ in Aso Rock. She said that there was totally nothing wrong with the outfit she wore and explained that there was no vital part of her body put on display while she rocked the dress. She said;
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“I styled myself and I thought the outfit was appropriate because there were no vital parts showing. Sometimes the angles with which pictures are taken can portray certain things you do not have intention of portraying. We have pictures from the event and you won’t see what people are seeing. The truth is that a lot of people are very bitter and when people are bitter they try to look for a lot of negative things in every positive thing. It is unfortunate that we are in the limelight because if someone else wears that outfit no one will say anything. I don’t even read blogs and see the comments. My true fans know who I am and my intention when I am doing things.”

The sweet mother and wife also went ahead to debunk stories that the President gave her money while at the Villa, she said;

“Before the screening, they asked me what I wanted and I said I didn’t want anything but that the President and his people should see the movie and give their blessings. For me that is good enough for the industry. The first time I ever saw the President was at his brother’s burial ceremony, which I attended. I don’t know him from anywhere or personally. During the event, President Jonathan said the government didn’t have money to give me and he said this in front of everybody. So if anybody is going aside to say something else, they are wrong. I returned to Lagos with the small purse I took to the event and after the event I went back to my hotel room and left for Lagos the next morning. I didn’t stay back in Aso Rock or sneak out to meet anybody. I am still hoping they will call us to come and take something, that they are impressed.”