Nigerian Celebrities and 'Bleaching'; Rukky Sanda as Case Study

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I woke up to these throwback photos of Empress Njamah and Rukky Sanda 'innocently' shared by Empress on her social media page. Unfortunately, Internet troll have been feasting on the photos and some even went as far as creating memes of the photos.

I closely looked at the photos and I couldn't recognise Rukky. The Rukky that was on these photos has transformed into a beautiful damsel; one would think she is of mixed parentage. 

A beautiful damsel? Then why are the trolls making fun of her; you might want to ask? From my findings, all  I could deduce is that Ms Sanda have been denying 'skin bleaching' allegations that have trailed her over the years. The revelation that these photos made could earn her an award of 'Lair of the Decade'. It is so  glaring that even my 2 years old neice can attest to the fact that Ms Sanda did work on her skin.

Are the trolls actions justified? I personally hate shaming of any kind but I feel an adult should take responsibility for his or her actions. Ms Sanda should own up to the fact that she did lighten her skin and stop with the 'Game of Lies'.  

In all of these allegations and counter-allegations, my heart sincerely goes to Empress Njamah. I would want to believe that she 'innocently' shared the photos but I don't think Ms Sanda would forgive her anytime soon for blowing her cover.   

Now that the wind have exposed the anus of the chicken; Would Ms Sanda own up to 'bleaching' her skin or continue with the 'Game of Lies' like most of her colleague or better still, ignore the allegations. 

Whatever she decides, she should know that living a lie is such a difficult task and conscience is the mother-in-law whose visit never ends.