By BENJAMIN NJOKU

The newly re-elected President of the Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN) and ex-beauty queen, Ibinabo Fiberesim is enjoying that joyous moment every woman feels in getting married, having children, and settling down with their own family.

Ibinabo who is billed to walk down the aisle between 18th and 20th of December, in Port-Harcourt, Rivers State. But looking forward to the D-day, she has vowed to keep her marriage no matter the circumstances.

The mother of three who was re-elected as AGN President, on Thursday said, she loves her man, and would do everything to sustain their union. “I will not divorce my husband. I love him, and I know I will continue to love him because he is my friend,” Ibinabo said in chat with HVP during the week.

According to her, she was never worried that she has not been married before now despite having children out of wedlock.

She is insisting that this is her first marriage ever. “I didn’t think I missed anything in life. I was contented with myself and now, I am blessed.

I feel I have found a partner that is my best friend, my brother; someone I can relate with. Someone that understands and appreciates me. He’s someone I totally adore. I can’t wait to tie the knot in December.”

Declining to reveal the identity of her man, Ibinabo said, she’s getting married to her rich Igbo fiance whom she has known back in their days at the University of Ibadan. After several years of lost of contact, Ibinabo said, they ran into each other again and became friends. Thereafter, he proposed to me, as “I jumped at it.”

She also talked about her re-election as president of AGN. According to her, she intends to use her second tenure to consolidate on the achievements she recorded in the past two years that she piloted the affairs of the Guild.

Recounting some of the projects she executed during her first tenure, Ibinabo said she has a desire to continue with the health plan which she introduced for members of the Guild. She also promised to pay more attention to the state chapters of AGN.

“ We are going to organise the inter-state cultural competition immediately after our re-election into office. It’s about ethnic harmony, telling Nigerians that we are one. It’s about dance, drama, poetry and painting. It’s something that has been in my mind. And it’s my desire to make the dream come through in my second tenure.

Also, in my second tenure, I intend to pay more attention to the state chapters because some of them don’t have Secretariats .I intend to approach state governments with a view of securing parcels of lands to build identical AGN offices nationwide,” she stated.