Ibrahim shared this joyful announcement on her Instagram account, showcasing her engagement ring in a photo where she donned an elegant outfit with the words "Bride to be" displayed prominently.
In her post, she expressed her feelings with the caption, "The entire universe conspired to help me find you…Mon Amour." While many fans have extended their congratulations, some have voiced skepticism regarding the authenticity of the engagement.
The actress's relationship with Nigerian rapper Iceberg Slim concluded on a sorrowful note, as he eventually admitted to infidelity and not valuing her. Subsequently, she married Kwadwo Safo, the son of renowned Ghanaian engineer Dr. Safo Kantanka. Their marriage endured for four years before they ultimately divorced.
Regardless of the mixed reactions, Ibrahim is also set to receive an accolade next week. The Toronto International Nollywood Film Festival (TINFF) will honor her during this year's event.
She is to be awarded the 2024 TINFF Excellence Award in Acting at the ceremony scheduled for Saturday, September 14, in Toronto. The organizers selected her for this honor due to her exceptional performances and her dedication to maintaining high ethical standards, integrity, and social responsibility within the realms of acting, film, music, media, and entertainment.