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After receiving massive backlash for posting a bikini photo, actress Efia Odo says what she wears does not determine her behaviour.
Many social media users thought the tv/radio presenter’s beads-like bikini that did little of covering her body, was inappropriate and sexually suggestive.
However, in a Twitter post, the actress said dressing decent only makes you look like it but does not say anything about one’s behaviour and vice versa.
“Your behaviour out [of] your clothes is what’s most important,” she had written.
Efia Odo also threw fans off, in the post, when she shared a photo of herself in a beautiful African print.
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