Gloria Ntazola explains why she got lip fillers in Nigeria
By Valerian Khakayi, November 21, 2025Beauty entrepreneur and famous TikToker Gloria Ntazola has opened up about her decision to get lip fillers in Nigeria.
Taking to her official Instagram account on Friday, November 21, 2025, a day after having lip filler, she explained that her choice was part of a broader commitment to personal grooming and professional branding.
In addition, Ntanzola said she is not just focused on selling body lotions but is looking to venture into other areas of the cosmetics industry as she continues to expand her brand, emphasising the importance of appearance in her line of work.
“I’m in the cosmetics industry, I just don’t sell body lotions. I want to venture into other things related to cosmetics. Please, I need to look sharp. Don’t expect me to look like someone in the mechanical engineering fields,” Ntazola opened up.
The Popular cosmetician added that while enhancements like lip fillers are a personal choice, they are part of her vision to project confidence and professionalism in a competitive industry.
“My skin needs to be flawless my lips very soft and sexy my eyes should be sparkling white my teeth well aligned and neatly arranged. My body snatched, and I should smell good. Wear nice hair and have the best smile,” she added.
Beauty and skin
Ntazola has been intentional with her beauty on Thursday, June 5, 2025, during a Q&A session with her followers on Instagram, she disclosed her decision to abstain from voting, revealing that one of the unusual reasons behind her choice is to protect her skin from damage.
Ntazola expressed her firm stance that she will never participate in the voting process, explaining that she fears the effects of sun exposure.
According to her, the consequences of standing in a voting queue without any protection from the sun could prove costly, given that she has invested millions in preserving her skin.
“Do you usually vote?” a fan asked Ntazola.
“I cannot do that. I will never, and I have never, voted. I have invested a lot of money in this skin,” she responded.
Ntazola then explained that her light skin is very sensitive, and if she were exposed in an open space during elections, it would quickly turn red or even begin to swell, risking the careful care she has invested in her skin.
“I will not stand in line to vote and then have the sun burn me until my skin becomes red — absolutely not.”
Ntazola then emphasised that power, in her view, is something taken rather than freely given, and that participating in voting is a futile exercise that only results in disappointment and frustration.
“I have never voted. Power is taken, not given; you just waste your time,” she added.