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Comic-actor, Nkem Owoh, popularly known as Osuofia, was all smiles during the week when he stormed Upfront Bookings Agency in Lagos, accompanied with his beautiful daughters to renew his endorsement deal with the telecommunications giant, MTN.
This is the first time, the actor will step out with daughters. In a photo uploaded online, Osuofia posed with his daughters, indicating that he’s really enjoying fatherhood.
Last week, the likes of Tiwa Savage, Don jazzy, Iyanya, Banky W, Harrysong among others renewed their deals with MTN.
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