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Lizzy Gold plans homecoming giveaway for Warri fans

Lizzy Gold plans homecoming giveaway for Warri fans

By Benjamin Njoku Barely days after celebrating her birthday with a party on a yacht, Nollywood actress Lizzy Gold has hinted at plans to give back to her people in Warri. According to her, the homecoming event is scheduled to be held on December 20 at Yonwuren College Field, Ugbuwangue, Warri, Delta State.

By Benjamin Njoku Barely days after celebrating her birthday with a party on a yacht, Nollywood actress Lizzy Gold has hinted at plans to give back to her people in Warri. The actress made this known in an Instagram post, announcing that she is returning home to bless her fans, mothers and children with gifts and giveaways. According to her, the homecoming event is scheduled to be held on December 20 at Yonwuren College Field, Ugbuwangue, Warri, Delta State.

Announcing the event, the actress wrote: “Warri! My people, I am coming home! “Na Warri born me, now I will come back to give back to my own people! On the 20th of December, I am coming to Yonwuren College Field, Ugbuwangue, WARRI with plenty of gifts and giveaways for my fans, mothers and children. A Day Of Giving back to the society and Warri city that raised me.”

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